Powder Coat or stove enamelling?

[boyce autos]

I've read numerous threads and still non the wiser, if we could clarify?

Stove Enamelling - more prone to chipping and generally costs a lot more then a powder coat, however has the advantage of multiple colour blend which is ideally what I'm after. See photo of clockwork from a thread

Powder coat - more durable finish, way cheaper but to my knowledge you can only paint in one colour, it's not possible to blend

Budget £100-150ish so an finish like sinnermans clockwork is out of budget unfortunately

 

[brocklanders023]

Contact Bob Jackson's in Leeds as they did the 2007 Clockworks and 'might' not be far off your budget.

 

[boyce autos]

Contact Bob Jackson's in Leeds as they did the 2007 Clockworks and 'might' not be far off your budget.

Is this for powdercoat?

 

[brocklanders023]

No, for a wet paint finish. Very nice it is as well.

 

[boyce autos]

No, for a wet paint finish. Very nice it is as well.

Ok thanks - I'll check them out, have you used them?

 

[brocklanders023]

No, but many have and I've got one of the 2007 frames

 

[boyce autos]

No, but many have and I've got one of the 2007 frames [/quote

Just checking their website now - looks promising, many thanks once again

 

[maverick]

You can get multi colour powder coat fade, look at my 1991 Al-Mega DX, thats powdered.............although sinnermans bikes are out of this world.