Frame resprayer recommendations
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This thread always worth a look:
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/official-recommended-or-not-paint-shop-thread.232111/
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/official-recommended-or-not-paint-shop-thread.232111/
There's also this one:
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/who’s-good-reasonable-for-paint-these-days.454794/
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/who’s-good-reasonable-for-paint-these-days.454794/
Thanks for the recommendation - will take a look!Drop @KOMRAID a message, he’s going to do my Gator fade Klein…His work is amazing!!!
Thanks very much for the links - will take a look
if its solid colours then powder coat is a good alternative to wet paint - it will be cheaper , around £90-140 depending on the place whereas wet paint is going to be £200 +
Fastline coatings in preston are good for powder coat and do cerakote too.
www.williams-oakey.co.uk do work for18 bikes in Hope- don't know about pricing but the quality looks excellent
https://www.instagram.com/cyclonepowdercoating/ have done work for Keep Pedalling in manchester, again looks good.
Fastline coatings in preston are good for powder coat and do cerakote too.
www.williams-oakey.co.uk do work for18 bikes in Hope- don't know about pricing but the quality looks excellent
https://www.instagram.com/cyclonepowdercoating/ have done work for Keep Pedalling in manchester, again looks good.
Thanks very much for these! Cheers
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for Kona resprays i have used Rourke cycles, i had 2 done for a friend, a Kula, and Explosif and he has a Kilauea up there at the moment, they also did my Kila-Honzo, should note that we sent stickers to them with the frames
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