I have the 5 spoke eagles here the before and after pics.

 

very nice. im doing black salad shooters soon.

 

They turned out very nice, who did the work and how much did the service run?

 

some local company did them called powder systems technologies and they didnt need to be sand blasted so it was 110 with life time re-powdercoating.
say if i rash a curb then hell do another on for free

 

btw he doesnt charge for powder he charges by the hour 65/hr

 

They turned out really nice, not a bad price either. I got a quote for 400 dollars on mine screw that.

 

im doing mine at my job, they let me use the powdercoating setup after work hours.

 

Those look great! Mind if I ask what color car they're going on?

 

hey jkucz31, where are you located at? cause at that price, i'd be interested in driving to where ever you had that done and getting mine powdercoated too. and do you have the place that did ur powdercoatings number? Thanks

 

Has anybody tried the powder coating gun from Sears? I believe it's 110v and don't need a compressor(even though I have one). It's about $150 and you can bake it in an oven afterwords. Was seriously considering it to do small stuff but could probably do rims if you can fit it in an oven.

 

Name is Carl Lobue at powder systems tech. (716)838-0484.
You need to leave a message and he will call you back because hes never in the office.

Buffalo. New York

heres a pic right before winter and before ths springs

the new pics will be up in the next week maybe if its ever nice outside "damn snow"

 

For those who are considering powdercoating aluminum wheels, it may not be a good idea
http://frrax.com/rrforum/index.php?act=ST&f=15&t=5500&

 

well i can tell you one thing that most aftermarket wheels are powdercoated not painted anyhow, so that story is bogus. how hot do you hostly think wheels get from a road course especially fonts with a big brake kit around 600 degrees at least powdercoating is not done that hot anyhow i think its between 350-450. But anyhow these are the 2nd set of rims powdercoated and no problems with the first ones.
Here are the pics

 

any just for my 2 cents my rims were outgassed for about 5 hours then powdercoated.You just need to go to someone who knows where there doing hence a business thats been around and specializes

A secondary theory is that moisture or outgassing can not escape during the powder coat process or during subsequent track heat cycles and expansion of these "sealed" gasses or moisture cracks the wheel.

 

Looks real good with them powder coated black...Much better looking than the chrome. Your car looks real sweet, I love the paint color and the rims go with it real nice