2 Piece wheels welded into 1 piece, can they be taken apart?!
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Where are you getting quotes Ross? I need to check my emails but I remember finding a place in Santa Ana that does powdercoating and charges $80 a wheel. I think some 6speeder's and M5board members have tried the place before too.
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My Ride: 2005 BMW 545i
-Mag Masters
-Olympic Powdercoating
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-New Year Metal Finishing
-Specialized Ceramic & Powder Coating
Are you planning on changing up your wheel color?!
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Give these guys a call,
EMBEE PERFORMANCE
2168 South Hathaway Street
Santa Ana, California 92705
Ph: 714-546-6907
http://www.embeeperformance.com/contact_us.html
EMBEE PERFORMANCE
2168 South Hathaway Street
Santa Ana, California 92705
Ph: 714-546-6907
http://www.embeeperformance.com/contact_us.html
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See post #26 for reference:
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...angeles-2.html
"You should go to Embee Powdering Coating in Orange County, they charged me $80 per wheel and that included the chemical stripping. So, I paid $320 for all for wheels (20" Techarts). Forget their number, but I think you can google them..."
The price may not include any repairs though.
http://www.6speedonline.com/forums/9...angeles-2.html
"You should go to Embee Powdering Coating in Orange County, they charged me $80 per wheel and that included the chemical stripping. So, I paid $320 for all for wheels (20" Techarts). Forget their number, but I think you can google them..."
The price may not include any repairs though.
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Alright so I called a third place and these guys even know the model wheel I have. They said they can't powdercoat it (well they said they could but the sides and stuff would/could not be done right). They recommend I paint it and said it looks and holds up just as good. I might have to go this route.
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I've read on a number of forums that powder coating wheels actually may compromise the integrity of the wheels due to the use of heat to bake them. This may be more important if you track your car though.
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Yea I've been reading that too! I'll call Embee tomorrow and see what they recommend since they're closed.