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Well i finally got my Porterbuilt control arms in after 8 weeks(still waiting for my sway bar)
Well its time to paint them, everyone i ask tells me to just spray paint them, just give them a few coats, havent had a chance to go to any paint shops, will spray paint works |
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Spray paint will work. But if you've got the cash to buy porterbuild control arms you can probably afford to have them powdercoated. Powdercoating them would be good. Tough and looks good.
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I was looking at powder, but can't seem to find any shops locally, I tried Google but can find one local
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yeah 2 vote for powder coat.... Search craigslist, sometime some one will advertise there....
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Rdhotcoat Kustom Powder Coating
(210) 590-1449 10305 N Ih 35 Ste A San Antonio, Texas 78233 Second Life Restoration 18745 Goll St., #209. (210) 651-4066 "San-Coat" 13248 Donop Rd. (210) 633-2880 |
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Well i got my arms back today, cant believe how cheap it is to powder coat, I went to shop to get a quote about painting the arms black and they said it would run $250, went to alamo powder coating and it was $125, half price
Link to their site: http://www.alamopowdercoat.com/ pretty happy just got to get ready get a few jacks, jack stands, all the tools,to be able to do the swap |
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I find it hard to understand that Porterbuilt doesn't supply them powdercoated.
Around here powder coaters usually have a min $65.00 charge. |
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Yea i know, but what can you do, i like the turn out do!
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