Henley1

Can anyone recommend a good powder coat place or person that does it on the side.

Adamant1971

In Burlington, these guys are good and they like cash.
www.forceenterprises.ca

I have also used fireball in Erin, nice work. Check out the pics of the bits on my 87 via the link below.

Henley1

I'll check them both out Thx.

Imo000

There is a Mennonite dude that does it in the KW are. My brother just used him. Got him off Kijiji. If you want his contact. Let me know and I'll post it.

Henley1

Sure . Send me the info. Or post . Kw=kitchener waterloo?

bronson7

What are you planning on powder coating? If it's wheels, be careful with the temps they use or you can compromise the integrity of the wheel strength.

Henley1

Suspension pieces. Maybe calipers . Few odds n ends.

993GT

RoRo Design is supposed to be real good...no experience but work looks nice...
RIGHT around the corner from me, might give him a shot of some upcoming parts...
https://www.facebook.com/rorodesignspowdercoating/
https://www.instagram.com/roro.designs/

Bryan Henry

Not sure where you are but there is also powder tech in Barrie

Henley1

Thx for all the leads guys. I'll start inquiring on Tues..
Cheers

911 Rod

Stupid question maybe ..... what makes a good powder coat company?

I have a local place that does a lot of custom bike and sled parts that I was going to have my valve covers done. Their work looks good to me, but what do I know.

993GT

My buddy also does powdercoating, I should ask him....I imagine its the same as painting; all about the prep and cleanliness, and of course not getting it places you don't want it

Henley1

Did you happen to ask your buddy?

997_Toronto

Just dropped off a motorcycle rim & lower ferring at Fireball, have heard they do exceptional work at a very reasonable price, waiting to see the results. Talk to Mark at Fireball.

samajam

How did the parts turn out? Also, does anyone know if parts that are coated with a flat paint are any more difficult to clean?