Guys,

what is the recommendation with regards to wheel refurbishment?

Is it better to get it spray painted or powder coated?

What sort of price should I be paying?

Any recommended companies around Nuneaton/Coventry area?

Thanks

Guys,

what is the recommendation with regards to wheel refurbishment?

Is it better to get it spray painted or powder coated?

What sort of price should I be paying?

Any recommended companies around Nuneaton/Coventry area?

Thanks

Hi Sal , i had mine sprayed , its cheaper & you have choice of colour. My mate does awesome job painting job . Did mine for £90 for 4 rims. But he's in Dewsbury.

Yunii

Id say powder coating,

It smooth out hard like enamel and fills any imperfections more resilient to stone chiping aswell,

Pretty sure there's a wide range of choice in coloir with powder coating aswell,

No chance of runs neither as its electro static powder then places in a Klein oven.

Regardless of which way you go mate,

Make sure you fit tyres with a rim protective sidewall such as Avon ZV5's

thanks for the advice Yunii but its too far to travel to get it done - it would be a double trip, once to drop off and once to collect. I'll ask a local painter for a price.

Thanks for the input Lenny, funnily enough ive just seen wheeler dealers where they powder coated some wheels for an aston martin db7 - chrome black. looked ace but it was £65 per wheel - ouch!

I've got some Jade R alloys for the Focus....finally. Wanted some Rota GTR's but they are too expensive.

thanks for the advice Yunii but its too far to travel to get it done - it would be a double trip, once to drop off and once to collect. I'll ask a local painter for a price.

Courier?

Ive had refurbed powdr coating st170 wheels costing £55 a corner inc valve balanced .mss alloys morley leeds.

Yunii

I considered getting my Oz's refurbished and powder coated last winter but decided against it in the end.

Having seen some examples of powder coating recently on a motorbike frame it just looks too thick a coating if you know what I mean and in some applications I feel you'll lose a bit of definition that you wouldn't if spray painting. Gloopy was a good word for describing it.