Chassis back from the menders
Discussion
King Fisher said:
Hi, what paints did you use? Looks lovely.
I didn't paint it. After shot blasting and welding it was powder coated and baked. (Regulo 5)All done by Pro-coat Newbury.
Welding done was complete new side rails and spine to side rails tubes (in 3 or 4 places) New corner plates both sides and new seat belt mount upstands.
Also in the price was shot balt and etch prime of:-
Trailing arms
Wishbones
Vertical links
ARB
Swirl pot
Road springs
Plus shot blast and powder coat of:-
Battery tray
Rad mount
Various other brakets and mounts.
All for £958 inc VAT
Seems fair enoungh to me, southern prices and all that. ;-)
blues3 said:
King Fisher said:
Hi, what paints did you use? Looks lovely.
I didn't paint it. After shot blasting and welding it was powder coated and baked. (Regulo 5)All done by Pro-coat Newbury.
Welding done was complete new side rails and spine to side rails tubes (in 3 or 4 places) New corner plates both sides and new seat belt mount upstands.
Also in the price was shot balt and etch prime of:-
Trailing arms
Wishbones
Vertical links
ARB
Swirl pot
Road springs
Plus shot blast and powder coat of:-
Battery tray
Rad mount
Various other brakets and mounts.
All for £958 inc VAT
Seems fair enoungh to me, southern prices and all that. ;-)
It really looks great when it comes back from powder coating.
I thought long and hard about coating my outriggers with additional protection and in the end I though it would be foolish not to while they are pristine and you can get to them. I did cry while I coated them
I used Dynax UB see http://www.bilthamber.com
I thought long and hard about coating my outriggers with additional protection and in the end I though it would be foolish not to while they are pristine and you can get to them. I did cry while I coated them

I used Dynax UB see http://www.bilthamber.com
Gassing Station | S Series | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





I love 'em in the nude 

