How much does powdercoating cost?
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if you go to www.eastcoastatv.com they have a list of how much it costs to get your parts powdercoated
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Before you take your frame to be powder-coated, have a qualified person sand-blast it clean for you. This will remove all of the dirt, grease, and old paint from the frame so that the powder-coat will stick better. Try to setup the sand-blasting and powder-coating times close together, because a bare frame will start to rust after a few days if keep in a humid enviroment(ie. outside, in a garage or basement) I've had two frames done. Expect to pay $50 dollars for the sand-blasting, and $150 for the powder-coating. Try to find someone local to do the work for you. Because if you decide to ship the frame somewhere, it will cost you $50 dollars each way to send. Also, this is a pretty big job. A quad frame has many sides and angles that are tough to get at. Make sure the person you hire is qualified for the job. Finally, ask your powder-coater if you can help with some of the labor. My local guy gives me a roll of the high temp tape and a box of plugs and lets me prep the frame myself. This saves me money in the long run and re-assures me that all of the critical treads and mounting holes remain clear of the powder-coat.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
Good luck with whatever you decide.
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