where to refinish rims for cheap!!
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Went through a few pages of this thread, but is there a group buy being organized for rim powder-coating?
If so I'm interested, I have stock GTS rims, interested in getting them powder-coated matte black. Whoever is organizing it, let me know and I can contact you with more info and such.
If so I'm interested, I have stock GTS rims, interested in getting them powder-coated matte black. Whoever is organizing it, let me know and I can contact you with more info and such.
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LOL @ QUYS. I lost all respect for them.
A guy on TM3 brings in wheels. Brings in Advan wheels and says he wants this Gold. Quy says ok. and this is what he gets
Quy's response:
A guy on TM3 brings in wheels. Brings in Advan wheels and says he wants this Gold. Quy says ok. and this is what he gets
Quy's response:
- i'm not going to get money back
- redo will not be free
- the selling option quy offered was: i could help him sell his rims and offer a free powdercoat to anyone. I keep the cash, and i give him my speed3 rims. the rims he's planning to sell is probably (at most) $700 as he said. that's HALF of my speed 3 rims. ... No thanks.
- redo will not be free
- the selling option quy offered was: i could help him sell his rims and offer a free powdercoat to anyone. I keep the cash, and i give him my speed3 rims. the rims he's planning to sell is probably (at most) $700 as he said. that's HALF of my speed 3 rims. ... No thanks.
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i also hit up a few places like Bright Side Customs but it's in whitby
as for the other guys i mentioned on this thread.. im still waiting for a quote from them via email. they did reply me but they told me to look at their website and need more time to get us pricing
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anyways, there are other guys out there that do a great job with less cost.. in the end i think we are going to vote and we'll go from there. Apparently, those guys at Bright Side customs do a very good job as one of their customer were very happy with their work. They even use a hammer to bash one of the rim in the showroom to demonstrate the strength of their powder coatings. The guy told me their hammer bend the rim before the powder coatings chipped off. And they charge in the $300s.
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KahoX - 18x9.5 matte black
seanymack - 18x7 gold with clear coat
initaldrew - 18x9.5 gold
T-Pain - 18x8.5 - canary yellow
stevema188 - 18.8.5 Tiffany Blue
+ 18x8 Gold (assuming they have the right shade, and if not then gunmetal)
erikerwin - 18x7 bronze
jasonjkl - 19x9.5 cosmic blue
Raz - 19x10 w37 wicked white (mitsubishi color code)
Capdevila - 18x8.5 matte black
OntarioGT - 18x8.5 Chrome Black if they dont have it then gunmetal and if they dont have that then matte black
thanu31 - 18 x 8.5/8.0 - Metallic gunmetal
vszutu - refinishing (curb rash)
Go On 3- 18x10.5 Luminous orange
the list so far..
i may visit colorific coatings next friday but i also have an appointment with my wedding photographer but yet to confirm the time ;( i'll let you guys know when i'll be going but it will be on Friday for sure since i'm off on that day...
seanymack - 18x7 gold with clear coat
initaldrew - 18x9.5 gold
T-Pain - 18x8.5 - canary yellow
stevema188 - 18.8.5 Tiffany Blue
+ 18x8 Gold (assuming they have the right shade, and if not then gunmetal)
erikerwin - 18x7 bronze
jasonjkl - 19x9.5 cosmic blue
Raz - 19x10 w37 wicked white (mitsubishi color code)
Capdevila - 18x8.5 matte black
OntarioGT - 18x8.5 Chrome Black if they dont have it then gunmetal and if they dont have that then matte black
thanu31 - 18 x 8.5/8.0 - Metallic gunmetal
vszutu - refinishing (curb rash)
Go On 3- 18x10.5 Luminous orange
the list so far..
i may visit colorific coatings next friday but i also have an appointment with my wedding photographer but yet to confirm the time ;( i'll let you guys know when i'll be going but it will be on Friday for sure since i'm off on that day...
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omg lol i can't believe Quy made that!
Why did you friend take it if it wasn't to his color spec?
as for bright side, I had my rims done by them and they do a good job. I think they're closer to pickering and not whitby..unless they changed locations.
before it was home based and he did rims in the garage lol
thanks for doing all the leg work Kahox
Why did you friend take it if it wasn't to his color spec?
as for bright side, I had my rims done by them and they do a good job. I think they're closer to pickering and not whitby..unless they changed locations.
before it was home based and he did rims in the garage lol
thanks for doing all the leg work Kahox
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Hey guys,
This is Mike the owner of Brightside. I'm actually a 4g63 guy with a 93 TSI AWD in the garage as a track toy Had it for over 10yrs now! Its my baby. Glad to hear the guy above is saying good things about us. We've come along way in growing our business and it came through providing good quality work that lasts and looks good. At one point this was done out of my home garage but in the past year we have stepped up all our equipment and moved into industrial space in Whitby.
Some of the pricing i've read through this thread i cannot compete with. These are industrial type coaters (meant for production large batches) and are limited in colour selelction and there prep work is not near what we or (Quy) goto which ultimately effects how long it lasts and the overall finish of the rim. We sandblast the entire rim inside and outside of the barrel and remove ALL existing finish and DO NOT apply any powder over ANY finish thats on there. Like any finishing process, its all in the prep. Shooting the rim is the fun part
I got Charles email (Ryan forwarded it to me) and will reply to him but i can also reply to question here.
I'm willing to offer a discount based on the groupbuy but the price does change depending on size and colour selection. Its hard to really apply discount if everyone picks a different colour! I'll come up with something.
Were usually around the $400 mark for 17"-18" rims which includes sandblasting, primer and a single coat of powder.
Shoot your questions away and i'll be glad to answer them.
This is Mike the owner of Brightside. I'm actually a 4g63 guy with a 93 TSI AWD in the garage as a track toy Had it for over 10yrs now! Its my baby. Glad to hear the guy above is saying good things about us. We've come along way in growing our business and it came through providing good quality work that lasts and looks good. At one point this was done out of my home garage but in the past year we have stepped up all our equipment and moved into industrial space in Whitby.
Some of the pricing i've read through this thread i cannot compete with. These are industrial type coaters (meant for production large batches) and are limited in colour selelction and there prep work is not near what we or (Quy) goto which ultimately effects how long it lasts and the overall finish of the rim. We sandblast the entire rim inside and outside of the barrel and remove ALL existing finish and DO NOT apply any powder over ANY finish thats on there. Like any finishing process, its all in the prep. Shooting the rim is the fun part
I got Charles email (Ryan forwarded it to me) and will reply to him but i can also reply to question here.
I'm willing to offer a discount based on the groupbuy but the price does change depending on size and colour selection. Its hard to really apply discount if everyone picks a different colour! I'll come up with something.
Were usually around the $400 mark for 17"-18" rims which includes sandblasting, primer and a single coat of powder.
Shoot your questions away and i'll be glad to answer them.
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Hey guys,
This is Mike the owner of Brightside. I'm actually a 4g63 guy with a 93 TSI AWD in the garage as a track toy Had it for over 10yrs now! Its my baby. Glad to hear the guy above is saying good things about us. We've come along way in growing our business and it came through providing good quality work that lasts and looks good. At one point this was done out of my home garage but in the past year we have stepped up all our equipment and moved into industrial space in Whitby.
Some of the pricing i've read through this thread i cannot compete with. These are industrial type coaters (meant for production large batches) and are limited in colour selelction and there prep work is not near what we or (Quy) goto which ultimately effects how long it lasts and the overall finish of the rim. We sandblast the entire rim inside and outside of the barrel and remove ALL existing finish and DO NOT apply any powder over ANY finish thats on there. Like any finishing process, its all in the prep. Shooting the rim is the fun part
I got Charles email (Ryan forwarded it to me) and will reply to him but i can also reply to question here.
I'm willing to offer a discount based on the groupbuy but the price does change depending on size and colour selection. Its hard to really apply discount if everyone picks a different colour! I'll come up with something.
Were usually around the $400 mark for 17"-18" rims which includes sandblasting, primer and a single coat of powder.
Shoot your questions away and i'll be glad to answer them.
This is Mike the owner of Brightside. I'm actually a 4g63 guy with a 93 TSI AWD in the garage as a track toy Had it for over 10yrs now! Its my baby. Glad to hear the guy above is saying good things about us. We've come along way in growing our business and it came through providing good quality work that lasts and looks good. At one point this was done out of my home garage but in the past year we have stepped up all our equipment and moved into industrial space in Whitby.
Some of the pricing i've read through this thread i cannot compete with. These are industrial type coaters (meant for production large batches) and are limited in colour selelction and there prep work is not near what we or (Quy) goto which ultimately effects how long it lasts and the overall finish of the rim. We sandblast the entire rim inside and outside of the barrel and remove ALL existing finish and DO NOT apply any powder over ANY finish thats on there. Like any finishing process, its all in the prep. Shooting the rim is the fun part
I got Charles email (Ryan forwarded it to me) and will reply to him but i can also reply to question here.
I'm willing to offer a discount based on the groupbuy but the price does change depending on size and colour selection. Its hard to really apply discount if everyone picks a different colour! I'll come up with something.
Were usually around the $400 mark for 17"-18" rims which includes sandblasting, primer and a single coat of powder.
Shoot your questions away and i'll be glad to answer them.
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Solid!! Thanks Kahox for all the work!!
Brightside, if we get 15 sets of rims for you, 17"-18" could you do $350 and we could see if people will stick with you and well will toss a deposit to keep our word? or how ever you would like the payment?
Thanks
-Lanny
Brightside, if we get 15 sets of rims for you, 17"-18" could you do $350 and we could see if people will stick with you and well will toss a deposit to keep our word? or how ever you would like the payment?
Thanks
-Lanny