powdercoating?

colorado_matt

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Does anyone know of, or better yet have experience with anyone powdercoating aluminum in Colorado? I really want to take my new sled apart and have a lot of the pieces powdercoated to match my wrap this year. Thank you to anyone with any information.

 

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These guys have done a few small pieces for me (big wheels and snow eliminator grates). Coating has held up very well. The grates were done 4 years ago and still look good. I'm sure there's something closer to you though.

http://www.industrynet.com/listing/1697675/gooding-performance-ultimate-coatings

 

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bushy said:

These guys have done a few small pieces for me (big wheels and snow eliminator grates). Coating has held up very well. The grates were done 4 years ago and still look good. I'm sure there's something closer to you though.

http://www.industrynet.com/listing/1697675/gooding-performance-ultimate-coatings

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X2, I've done some work with this company as well, seems good to go.

 

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Pro Powder Coating. Grand Junction. 970-241-3422

Their work is first class.
Sam

 

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Matt, try talking to Shawn (XC on BCR) he recently had some work done and they were good and quite affordable.

I can get you his number tonight, just give me a ring.

 

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I emailed Shawn for more info.

Anyone in the southern part of the state by chance? Although with the outrageous price of gas, shipping is probably cheaper anyways to about anywhere.

 

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You check with Auto Body shops in that area?

 

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You could get a new oven and use the old one!!! I've seen it done a few times successfully! Kinda a pain in the *** though.

 

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I've asked around locally without much luck. Only local place I've heard that does it focuses on heavy equipment. I would just prefer use someone that has worked with sled parts.

 

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Probably not in your neck of the woods, but I've had great luck with..

http://www.powdercoatingspecialties.com/

They're in Golden, and do shipping/pickup/delivery etc....

fwiw...

 

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Mesa color in Durango has a very good rep.

 

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taint paint in colorado springs. 719-447-9552

 

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X2 on Taint Paint. They do great work.

 

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I've used the place in Fort Collins over by the Hunt Club. They've done good work.

 

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http://www.summitracing.com/search/Department/Paints-Finishing/?keyword=powdercoat

Get an old oven and do it yourself! unless you are doing a tunnell that would be a little big

 

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If my sled EVER comes in I am going to try taint paint in the Springs and we'll see how it goes

 

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milehighassassin said:

I've used the place in Fort Collins over by the Hunt Club. They've done good work.

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Liar. You saw the place when you were in the Hunt Club. Some of those gals need powdercoated. :face-icon-small-sho

 

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There is a place in Denver called CW Elaborations. Great to work with, have done several projects with them for work.

 

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Liar. You saw the place when you were in the Hunt Club. Some of those gals need powdercoated. :face-icon-small-sho

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You've clearly been in there. I haven't been in there for probably 7 years. honestly the girls were fine.

I also use the motor shop across the street for machine services. That entire part of town is very resourceful. Just found out there is a hydro dipper around the corner. Napa is next door to the Hunt Club as well.

 

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get those parts hydro dipped

that stuff looks pimp

 

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