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#168765 05/23/2005 5:17 PM
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I have my 51 striped down to the fram and have scraped most of the grees and under coat off and want to send it out for blasting and powder coat. I live in San Jose CA. any recomendations
Also anything else I should do before I send it out
THANKS

#168766 05/24/2005 4:58 AM
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The best prices that I've found for powder coating, if you stay with black, is San Juan Powder Coating in Hollister, Ca. He said he would have done my whole frame for $300. That was about a year ago. Not every place has an oven large enough to do a frame, so check around. I would get every part that is going to be black and have it done. His phone # is 831-630-1254. Not the easiest place to find. Cecil.......

#168767 05/24/2005 5:52 AM
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billytom -

I just had my frame and just about every loose piece that I could muster up. I had it sandblasted and powdercoated in a silver with 2 clear coats for ~$650. The only thing that I would have done different is taken it after sandblasting and spent a lot time sanding out the imperfections. (ie rocks dents, casting overflows, rust pits, ect.) I now have a awesome looking frame and parts but in some areas it looks really rough

#168768 05/24/2005 6:08 PM
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I had mine done in Sacramento for about $450.

Came out nice, check it out: http://home.pacbell.net/gjvilla/Frame_coated

I just cleaned of all the heavy stuff and they sandblasted out the rest.


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