Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by callyboy » Tue Jan 08, 2013 9:54 pm

Thats what I was thinking Chris.

Glad you have heard good things about him mate. Always nice.


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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by Katman » Fri Jan 11, 2013 3:24 pm

Good find Pete, & fairly local too
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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by callyboy » Mon Jan 14, 2013 1:17 pm

Well that aint going to happen :(

Just got a call from a guy at the blasters and he said i was quoted wrong :shock: :shock:

He reckons £150 just to blast the stuff :shock: :shock:

Also the painter will paint it in 2 pack for......get this......£400 :shock: :shock: :shock:

or

Powdercoat for £250 :shock: :shock: :shock: Bear in mind i need to get it blasted first - £150

Now if I remember right. My battleship grey 550 frame(plus bits) cost me about £150 - blast and powder. And my (cough) Impulse frame and bits was about the same blast and powder.

Am thinking triple S is the way to go here :? :? :?

Feck

Pete

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by bobster » Mon Jan 14, 2013 3:05 pm

Whats he using as blasting medium..........Gold dust? :shock:

My local blaster charges about £40 to blast a frame swinging arm and all tin ware.

If I were you ( thank God I aint ;) ) Id find a different blaster!

or

Just get it blasted and powder coated battleship grey..........then paint it yourself with rattle cans or 2 pack with a compressor and spray gun, over the powder coat.
Do this after youve lightly roughed up the powder coat with scotch brite. Then laquer the gold with paint with petrol resistant laquer from halfrauds.

Think you need to shop around!

I think all you Southerners are Robbin Cnuts! :lol:

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by Pop-Kat » Mon Jan 14, 2013 3:37 pm

Wow :shock: I think they're in dreamland or just don't want the job.

Just looked on the triple s website and have to admit the stuff looks really good, from some of the pictures of parts coated i reckon they could get a pretty close colour match, would imagine the cost of the frame is going to be £200 or maybe a little more if they don't have a close colour on the shelf, but this will also cover the postage. I'd say go for it, just make sure you degrease it all properly first.

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by Pop-Kat » Mon Jan 14, 2013 3:39 pm

bobster wrote: I think all you Southerners are Robbin Cnuts! :lol:

But your names Robin :P :lol:

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by callyboy » Mon Jan 14, 2013 4:51 pm

Really ticked me off.

Going to take it to the place in Hever that did my Impulse and see what they say. Its only half hour drive.

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by Katman » Mon Jan 14, 2013 6:13 pm

arnica2612 wrote:
bobster wrote: I think all you Southerners are Robbin Cnuts! :lol:

But your names Robin :P :lol:
AND he's a southerner to boot
KOCUK 046 Jez
I'm not a complete idiot...................... some parts are missing!!!!!!!!
_____________________________________________________________________

GSX750S3 ANATAK, GSX400SSN, GSX400 MK2 Impulse frame & an almost complete pile of 400 Kat parts to build a hybrid!! GS650G x 1 3/4...........
to be continued

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by callyboy » Tue Jan 15, 2013 11:24 am

Well thats a bit cheaper !

1 x frame
2 x engine covers
1 cam cover
1 side stand
1 x rear mudguard
1 x fairing frame
2 x yokes
1 x battery box
2 x grab rails
various engine mounts

£150 - blasted and powder coated :shock: :shock: :shock:

Pete :D

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Re: Gold powdercoat on pop up frame

Post by bobster » Tue Jan 15, 2013 11:40 am

Katman wrote:
arnica2612 wrote:
bobster wrote: I think all you Southerners are Robbin Cnuts! :lol:

But your names Robin :P :lol:
AND he's a southerner to boot

Yep...........I thought id stir up the brown stuff.......for a laugh!

Good job you southerners aint Fish.........cos you'd be on the boat by now, hook line and sinker! :lol:

And you are correct I was born darn sarf.......but we all have crosses to bare! ;)

Does this mean this thread is closed Now? Or is Pete trying to beat the record for the longest thread on here! ;)

Which he prob already holds anyway! :D

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