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Wheel Refurb

DPM1 · 2010-05-24 13:00:39

I need to get a set of wheels refurbished. Who would you recommend ideally from experience. I see that there is a company advertising on Irish Vintage magazine called Tallaght power coating that I was going to contact but as im in the south of the country I was wondering if there was any where else worth considering either…

24-05-2010 1:00pm

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I need to get a set of wheels refurbished. Who would you recommend ideally from experience. I see that there is a company advertising on Irish Vintage magazine called Tallaght power coating that I was going to contact but as im in the south of the country I was wondering if there was any where else worth considering either closer or not. I want a good job done.

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#2 24-05-2010 8:08pm

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Alloy or steel?

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#3 24-05-2010 9:47pm

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macplaxton wrote: »

Alloy or steel?

They are alloys, i should have said that alright.

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#4 24-05-2010 10:10pm

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Ta,

I was going to say the only issue with powder coating steel wheels is trying to get powder coat in the join between the centre pressing and the rim.

Alloys shouldn't be a problem.

Don't know of anywhere else off the top of my head, but can recommend Jeff @ Tallaght Powder Coating.

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#5 25-05-2010 7:42am

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Thanks for the reply

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#6 25-05-2010 10:50pm

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Lester Engineering, Lisburn ,Co.Antrim. Ph.04892621681.
At it for over 20 years and his work,both restoring and repairing alloy wheels,is second to none.

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