More Phenomenal work from Justin @ Detective Coatings!
Jan 28, 2013, 07:23 PM
#1
More Phenomenal work from Justin @ Detective Coatings!
Throughout my build I was searching for someone trustworthy and skilled enough to take care of all my powder coating needs. I came across Justins powder coating and began explaining to him what I was looking for. After chatting for a bit I felt confident that he knew exactly what I was looking for.
I previously had my valve cover coated by a local shop which missed spots/oversprayed and the color dident even match the car, it was just a bad experience. So Justin redid it and it came out damn near spot on using a silver metallic base then a blue topped with clear!
(First round of coating)
Now onto my most recent experience with Justin. I sent him out my Boostin fab'd intercooler piping to get coated in wrinkle black and my ccw centers to get redone in flat black. Decided to go with the wrinkle coating on the piping because I am not much of the flashy type, also I do not feel like cleaning them on a regular. About a week goes by and Justin contacts me letting me know the parts are all wrapped up and ready to be shipped out!
There is nothing better than coming home to car parts let me tell you! Upon opening the first box each ccw center was thickly wrapped individually in bubble wrap and packing film. As well as the intercooler piping.
What do we have here?
The masking on the wheels is perfect insuring the ccw lips will still fit correctly.
Now just a teaser until they are completely assembled and mounted with sticky tires
Overall I am extremely pleased with the communication, quality of work and craftsmanship and quick turnaround that Justin provides. Anyone that is debating where to send your parts to get coated look no farther!-Jason
I previously had my valve cover coated by a local shop which missed spots/oversprayed and the color dident even match the car, it was just a bad experience. So Justin redid it and it came out damn near spot on using a silver metallic base then a blue topped with clear!
(First round of coating)
Now onto my most recent experience with Justin. I sent him out my Boostin fab'd intercooler piping to get coated in wrinkle black and my ccw centers to get redone in flat black. Decided to go with the wrinkle coating on the piping because I am not much of the flashy type, also I do not feel like cleaning them on a regular. About a week goes by and Justin contacts me letting me know the parts are all wrapped up and ready to be shipped out!
There is nothing better than coming home to car parts let me tell you! Upon opening the first box each ccw center was thickly wrapped individually in bubble wrap and packing film. As well as the intercooler piping.
What do we have here?
The masking on the wheels is perfect insuring the ccw lips will still fit correctly.
Now just a teaser until they are completely assembled and mounted with sticky tires
Overall I am extremely pleased with the communication, quality of work and craftsmanship and quick turnaround that Justin provides. Anyone that is debating where to send your parts to get coated look no farther!
-Jason
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Feb 19, 2013, 09:24 AM
#12
Thanks guys! Also I do not have any pics before they were coated, wish I did. They were in need of much needed tlc when I got them...but I took care of that 
Here are some before and after pics
Once I got the tires off no wonder they wouldn't hold air...fantastic rtv job...
Polishing the outer lips
I will post up a pic with them mounted with tires later.
Here are some before and after pics
Once I got the tires off no wonder they wouldn't hold air...fantastic rtv job...
Polishing the outer lips
I will post up a pic with them mounted with tires later.
Feb 19, 2013, 09:29 AM
#13
The flat black came out great though!
Feb 19, 2013, 10:22 AM
#14
I had these CCWs awhile back before Jason bought them from someone. I have plenty of pics of them. The purple was a candy purple. I didnt get them coated, the guy I bought them from had it done that color. I def wouldnt say the purple was "ugly" I got compliments everywhere I went with them but to each there own The flat black came out great though!
The flat black came out great though!
Feb 19, 2013, 11:37 AM
#15
When I received them they were rough and whoever did coat them put the powder on super thick and didn't even use a chrome basecoat which is required for candies so they likely coated over the polishing which is why it was so heavy. Not your fault they were like that at all though!