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[napeHbNYC]

Hey, guys, I have a set of recently purchased rims which are silver but I need them gloss black. A couple of those rims are slightly bent as well. The guy that comes buy our shop quoted me 520 for powder coat and straightening whatever is not straight. Is that a good/fair price or should I keep looking? What is a good price? Thank you.

[Cripple]

Suspension/exhaust installs, tire mounting and balancing, and more, PM for pricing.

Right in the your signature. What do you think?

[napeHbNYC]

Lol, I do not do wheel repairs or powder coating. But thank you for mentioning. I only dealt with PCing small stuff for my bike. Never with the wheels.

[xzibit a]

thats not bad but not a Great deal, its a safe price

[Game]

Originally Posted by xzibit a

thats not bad but not a Great deal, its a safe price

Agreed with this.

It's not great, but it's also not bad.

[Hybrid For Life]

Hit up FLOSS for a quote, he normally has pretty competitive pricing

[FormerRotor]

Originally Posted by Game

Agreed with this.

It's not great, but it's also not bad.

+1. I've paid about 600 just for refinishing, but I know its not a good deal. 520 for refinish & straighten is probably slightly below average cost for good work, but nothing about which I'd write home to mum.

[Rotary Rasp]

I paid $300 to have mine powder coated, but they were new and didn't need any prep work.

[kgroschi]

Originally Posted by Rotary Rasp

I paid $300 to have mine powder coated, but they were new and didn't need any prep work.

Where did you get them done?

[EJ_3]

It depends on how much the wheels are worth and how many are bent. If they cost $250 each and two are bent, buy two new ones. If they are $1,200 each, that's a hell of a deal.