I can get a set done for about 125

 

i just checked craigslist and theres a local guy that has an add so i just sent him an email....if hes cheap i will try him out and if hes good i will let you no. check craigslist and see if theres anybody locally

 

that isnt bad if it was locall but if i have to ship my wheels,cage,sub cage etc. it gunna get kinda pricey just to ship

 

I can work a better deal if you ship everything.

 

if your going to do it.....how much for my wheels,whats left of my cage,sub cage,and rear sets

 

Wheels, cage, subcage, and rearsets for 325 if you pay shipping.

 

cool man i will let you no what the deal is with this local guy and i will hit you up on that

 

for sure. And Ohio isn't that far. ****, I'd be half tempted to roll out there if you paid gas....

 

damn, that'll be almost 200 to ship

 

theres a place that does powder coating in my town pretty cheap.. But what you get is a cheap job..

Sometimes it looks dope as ****, sometimes his work is kinda shoddy... But then again, he runs around $200 for basic colors for a full bike... More for harder to find colors. He did the orange f4i with a blue frame for $200 minus the the omr subcage and sick step plate that he got later
It's a sand blasting company that got into powder coating, if you want a cheap job and can't find anything for a better price, if you want you could ship to me and I could have it coated and send back lol

bikes I have pics of from his work
btw these are by no means 'glamour' shots .... Just pics I happen to have of my friends bikes that have been coated for cheap

 

i might have to hit you up for that towilee...

 

I just went out and took some pics of a bike I'm putting together for someone that was coated locally, I'd have to ask how much he spent though I'm not sure

The bike has been physically sitting around in pieces for probably 6+ months, thats why there are soo many scratches/dust.. I wiped it down real fast with a rag to clean the dust off lol

without flash


with flash

 

the cheapest way would be to do it yourself. i have seen people make their own booths out of a refrigerator box and use an old oven for cheap or free off craigslist in their garage to bake the parts. they even sell the necessary tools at harbor freight and the powder is dirt cheap. although i try to avoid shopping at harbor freight it can be done!

 

depends on the color but for a good shop about 40- 75 per wheel