Wheel powder coating

[lauris]

I have a set of wheels needing done again, powder coated,

Who has been using who, and what prices ?

17" cup ones,

cheers
Scott.

 

[John H]

Fife Powdercoating in Glenrothes are excellent, about £50 a wheel depending on size, etc. They have done about 4 sets of wheels for me and have never let me down yet. They also do a chrome effect powdercoat, not ideal for your Cup wheels, but a very effective treatment for polished alloy that is knackered. I had this done on my A2 winter wheels and they look like new.

Don't think they have a website, but the owner is Michael Gallacher 07837 087066


Edit ... they do now have a website http://fifepowdercoating.com/

 

[AndrewMcDowell]

These lot have done two sets for me. Good finish, one gripe, the mating faces also got coated. I think about £40 a wheel.

http://www.wheelproscotland.co.uk

 

[rturnbull]

Wheel Pro in Baillieston to a great job (did my C4S and Barry's turbo) for around £50 a corner, they can also refurb a diamond finish on site. Tel 0141 773 0444

 

[loc944]

I recently used Glentyan in Linwood to do my Boxster wheels in Black.
Great job, very busy and do lots of Porsche wheels.

http://www.glentyanalloys.co.uk/

Alan.

 

[Need4Speed]

I would highly recommend Pentland Powder Coating @ Loanhead, Edinburgh [directly behind Costco & Ikea @ Straiton "" off A720].

I used them to get a set of 20" Porsche tractor design alloys powder coated. Factory finished in standard alloy silver. Opted for anthracite grey II, which is a great match for titanium grey.

Alloys only required a very minor refurb due to numerous scratches, a few chips but no real kerb damage.

Also got them to balance & fit 4 new tyres. Weights discretely placed behind the spokes on the inside rim.

Turnaround was 2 days, although they offer a same day express service and a courtesy Smart car. I was really impressed when I collected my wheels as they looked brand new. Finish was flawless without a single blemish.

 

[Mike58]

Hi Scott
We used Powdertek under the Kingston Bridge. They are owned by wheel pro Scotland and are under new ( read a lot better) management.
The guy to speak to is Scott and mention my son Greg and the Mini racing.
Be very specific re no paint on hub faces and you should be fine

Mike