Alloy refurb - NE Fife
Discussion
I used fife powder coaters earlier this year. Would not go back or recommend.
Each wheel has a thin patch on one spoke (maybe from where the wheel was being suspended?), I had to take one of the centre caps back as it had dirt in the paint and was poorly finished and the paint is now flaking on all centre caps after only a handful of washes.
Each wheel has a thin patch on one spoke (maybe from where the wheel was being suspended?), I had to take one of the centre caps back as it had dirt in the paint and was poorly finished and the paint is now flaking on all centre caps after only a handful of washes.
Petevxl said:
I used fife powder coaters earlier this year. Would not go back or recommend.
Each wheel has a thin patch on one spoke (maybe from where the wheel was being suspended?), I had to take one of the centre caps back as it had dirt in the paint and was poorly finished and the paint is now flaking on all centre caps after only a handful of washes.
Thanks for that info - good to know.Each wheel has a thin patch on one spoke (maybe from where the wheel was being suspended?), I had to take one of the centre caps back as it had dirt in the paint and was poorly finished and the paint is now flaking on all centre caps after only a handful of washes.
Cheers.
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