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• #2
PM'd
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• #3
My friend's having his MTB painted by a lad in Halfords, he's doing it after hours like.
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• #4
Fancy posting the advice Erik publicly?
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• #5
alright, just got my hands on said viking. now to start my first fixed build (been on a langster so far). as far as i know it's reynolds 501 and i reckon it looks like about 21". nothing too fancy but it should be fun to build.
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• #6
Nice work!!
Yeah I'll post that up later, don't have it infront of me now
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• #7
bump
Anyone know where you can get this done, prices, etc?
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• #8
There's a place on the Naas Rd. just ater the Red Cow, where Heitons is, saw the sign when was driving past the other day...
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• #9
I'll resurrect this thread. I have a couple of frames I'm looking to fix and, assuming they're good to ride, I'd like to get them painted. It'd be nice to get them powder coated.
I was quoted a price of €180-200 minimum at Tallaght Powder Coating. Looking at discussions around here, that's a mad price to charge and I can't afford that anyway.
Anywhere else/good/cheaper to go?
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• #10
Dunno, but is that €180-€200 each or together? Because €90-€100 per frame doesn't sound too bad. You'd spend that getting all the materials to do a DIY paint job, I reckon. I'm sure it's cheaper in London, but there's a bigger market for it there, after all.
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• #11
I might actually ask my LBS if they know anybody, or maybe if we could get somewhere to open themselves up to bikes.
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• #12
It would actually be good for the Dublin/Ireland FG community to combine purchasing power and agree to use a particular place (and recommend it to others) in exchange for a good deal. I've seen people charging £40 in the UK. €200 sounds way out, even factoring in currency difference and demand. Welcome to rip-off republic.
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• #13
Have we found a good powdercoaters yet?? How about the guys who did Stevies bike for him?
My Uncle used to own a powdercoating company and €200 sounds way off, I'm sure they're just trying to charge by the oven rather than by the item... Even at €200 though if we had a bunch of stuff we all wanted done in one colour,white or black or something, that wouldn't be too bad between a few of us but there's go to be cheaper out there...
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• #14
Yeah, c'mon lads!
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• #15
theres a place in waterford,
40 quid a frame forks and bars (bmx) any colour when me and five mates did it acid dip twenty extra -
• #16
That's a decent price!! Must be somewhere in Dublin though...
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• #17
Yep. Well, I'll put it this way, I have a frame or two I'll want to get sanded, painted, etc. in the next month or two. Right now I'm thinking of going for a cream colour (to go with brown leather, chrome, etc.). So if we can find an oven to share and split the cost, brilliant.
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• #18
ye, i'd throw a frame in too. i couldn't really care less what colour it is either.
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• #19
I'll need something done in white in a while... maybe we ought to start a list...
I'd love something nice and cream but I don't have a frame to do it on at the moment :(
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• #20
http://www.qualitypowdercoating.ie/directions.html
I think they quoted me 97 yoyo with clearcoat and stripped but cant remember, boom
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• #21
yeh i'd throw a frame and forks in for white.
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• #22
Well how about we give it a couple of weeks and see if we can get a deal for frame and forks somewhere... I'll be getting the Bomber Pro done when it arrives and I assume the Deathbike is about to become the Stormtrooperbike?
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• #23
Sounds good, but I probably wouldn't be ready in a couple of weeks. Depends how things go.
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• #24
NOOOOO!!! Dont paint the bomber-pro!
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• #25
She wants it white... I think it will actually be really nice in White with pink decals colour matched to the Pink Frower Kashimax and Black or White grips...
Besides... there are a few chips on it and I'll be getting the decals remade exactly the same but in a different colour ;)
anywhere in dublin that does it for a reasonable price? might be getting my hand on an old viking frame that would need doing.
cheers