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Old 07-31-06, 03:43 PM
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powder coating in east bay area?

So after a failed rattle-can paint job, I'm thinking of getting my old peugeot powder coated and I was wondering if anyone knows any places that they can reccomend near Berkeley. Right now my bike is stripped raw and its getting rusty
Oh, let me know the price for a frame and fork if you know, I just want 1 color.
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the powdercoat is gonna cost more than the frame is worth.
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Originally Posted by spencer
the powdercoat is gonna cost more than the frame is worth.
That's probably true, though I'm not sure I could actually find a PX10 with nice paint around here. Anyway, its something I'd like to get done so if anyone has some recommendations please help me out.
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Try a google search. Maas Tech in Hayward (?) powdercoats frames for Steelman bikes.
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it should only cost about 20 bux to get a frame coated. I Used to run a posdercoating shop
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Originally Posted by Dead Roman
it should only cost about 20 bux to get a frame coated. I Used to run a posdercoating shop
Really? The local place here does it for $80, and that doesn't include the sandblasting I need. Would you call foul on that?
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Really? The local place here does it for $80, and that doesn't include the sandblasting I need. Would you call foul on that?
yeah thats a bit rediculous


Im pretty sure you could sens it the company i worked for(close family friends) and they would sanblast it/powdercoat it any color you wanted(granted you dont want the lugs masked off or something) for less than 80bux.
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Originally Posted by Dead Roman
yeah thats a bit rediculous


Im pretty sure you could sens it the company i worked for(close family friends) and they would sanblast it/powdercoat it any color you wanted(granted you dont want the lugs masked off or something) for less than 80bux.
Where is it? It's a chrome '05 Bianchi Pista and I would like it to be white.
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Originally Posted by medfurd
Really? The local place here does it for $80, and that doesn't include the sandblasting I need. Would you call foul on that?
$80 is pretty standard for my area. Maybe even a bit low.
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Where is it? It's a chrome '05 Bianchi Pista and I would like it to be white.

Waco, Texas. Ill get the number for you if you wantto get in touch with them.
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Waco, Texas.
Duh, what can't you get done cheaply in Texas?
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out of curiosity..how did you fail at the rattle-can job?? im thinking about attempting it...
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Originally Posted by saga77039
out of curiosity..how did you fail at the rattle-can job?? im thinking about attempting it...
I think it was because I stripped it bare before prime and paint. Its better to leave a layer of the old paint on to give the paint something to stick to. Basically, the primer didnt stick too well to the metal and it would chip off really easily. However, you'll be better off getting advice from someone who did it right instead of me.
Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

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