Got a quote for powder coating some parts
#1
Got a quote for powder coating some parts
I got a quote today on getting these parts powder coated. The guy gave me a ballpark price based on these pics. He said between $550 to $850. Is this a fair price?
#2
Rennlist Member
As with any paint job, the toughest part is in the preparation of the materials to be painted,... or in this case powder coated. So if those prices he gave you includes cleaning all those parts up, media blasting them to bare metal, and then powder coating & baking,... then yea seems like a fair price to me.
Although I'm probably not a good judge of price for these services, as I do my own powder coating in my garage. Many years ago when my wife wanted a new kitchen stove (even though ours was still working fine - oven worked, just one of the top burners was out). I took that oven & put it out in my garage... that's what I use to bake the parts. I bought a Eastwood Powder Coating kit (includes the transformer to electrify the part, and the gun to shoot the powder), and since I had been painting car parts for decades, I already had a media blasting cabinet, as well as a outdoor soda blaster.
So yea, if you can just give this guy that many dirty oily parts, and he'll prep them & powder coat them,... 5 or 6 hundred bucks isn't bad. Ask him how many years he will guarantee the powder coating not to flake off.
GL.
=Steve
Although I'm probably not a good judge of price for these services, as I do my own powder coating in my garage. Many years ago when my wife wanted a new kitchen stove (even though ours was still working fine - oven worked, just one of the top burners was out). I took that oven & put it out in my garage... that's what I use to bake the parts. I bought a Eastwood Powder Coating kit (includes the transformer to electrify the part, and the gun to shoot the powder), and since I had been painting car parts for decades, I already had a media blasting cabinet, as well as a outdoor soda blaster.
So yea, if you can just give this guy that many dirty oily parts, and he'll prep them & powder coat them,... 5 or 6 hundred bucks isn't bad. Ask him how many years he will guarantee the powder coating not to flake off.
GL.
=Steve
#3
Registered User
That's seems cheap...
I do my own powder coating too...
Blasting those parts is probably several hours of work, at least.
Call it 5 hours, with a small blaster... That's a lot of parts. A sandblasting place would probably charge $400 to blast that.
Now, powdercoating it and heat. Hours work, plus materials.
Doing the fan and sh round is probably $500+
$550 is silly cheap.
$850... Cheap...
I do my own powder coating too...
Blasting those parts is probably several hours of work, at least.
Call it 5 hours, with a small blaster... That's a lot of parts. A sandblasting place would probably charge $400 to blast that.
Now, powdercoating it and heat. Hours work, plus materials.
Doing the fan and sh round is probably $500+
$550 is silly cheap.
$850... Cheap...
#4
Rennlist Member