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  • Powder Coaters, Leeds/Bradford
  • jimthelad
    Free Member

    Looking at getting my frame powder coated. Can anyone recommend a company in the Leeds-Bradford area that are good with bikes? ie know to cover up the correct areas etc.

    Also, what’s the difference between Matte and Satin finishes?

    Cheers.

    woody2000
    Full Member

    http://www.triple-s.co.uk/

    Matte – completely dull
    Satin – v. slight shine

    Well, that’s how it is for paint anyway!

    edlong
    Free Member

    Speak to Al @ Garage Bikes, Morley. He doesn’t do it, but apparently knows a man who can.

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    patriotpro
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    ‘Orange’ in Halifax have an acid bath to strip the paint and a re-spray service*

    *so the brother in law tells me

    DaveyBoyWonder
    Free Member

    I’ll second Triple-S. Used them twice now and have no hesitation in using them again if needed. Relatively cheap (can get frames done a LOT cheaper but you definitely get what you pay for) and they’ll mask off all bearing/bottom bracket/headsets surfaces etc.

    My Blur 4X was about £100 from Triple-S incl dipping. They specialise in old motorbike stuff etc so know how to treat stuff (ie, they’re not going to go blasting your thin walled steel frame with ball bearings to remove the paint!).

    If you want cheap and semi decent, theres a place near the station in Sowerby Bridge who did a frame and forks (incl. stripping) for £35. Wasn’t the best job but for £35 is was good. Didn’t need it to be perfect as it was only an old hack.

    Just don’t use Specialised Coatings (???) in Halifax. They’re more used to coating things like fire-escapes and it showed when they did my old Soul. Had powder in every surface and an orange peel effect.

    DaveyBoyWonder
    Free Member

    Its true about Orange. They’re expensive though and turn their noses up at repainting anything that doesn’t have an Orange badge. Top notch work though.

    woody2000
    Full Member

    Alternatively, if paint’s an option, then Bob Jacksons in Stanningley did a great job on my Genesis

    http://www.bobjacksoncycles.co.uk/resprays.php

    Before:

    After:

    Tracey
    Full Member

    we have had 4 done at LNS Coatings in Castleford, he strips, masks and coats all at a decent price. First class job on every one.

    jimthelad
    Free Member

    Thanks for all the responses guys.
    Woody, I’ve had a gander at Bob Jackson before, was it the ‘enamel’ you went for?

    That purple Giant(?) is lovely with the fleck lacquer.

    woody2000
    Full Member

    It was mate – Lime Enamel

    Tracey
    Full Member

    Its a Reign, looks even better in the sunlight

    ir_bandito
    Free Member

    just out of interest, what’s the going rate for coating a pair of rigid forks?

    Edit – just looked at Triple-s website: £18. hmm….

    milesxc
    Free Member

    I’d give these guys a go…Cas Coatingsin Bradford.
    Cost me £15 to have my frame blasted, and he said it’d be the same again to powder coat it. : )

    jonk
    Free Member

    +1 LSN Coatings in castleford top job on 3 bikes so far.

    Northwind
    Full Member

    Triple S are the boys. They did some lovely work for me on motorbike parts. Wee bit cranky on the phone though 🙂

    spacehopper
    Full Member

    Triple-S.

    did a brilliant job on the front triangle of my heckler..

    nealglover
    Free Member

    I’d give these guys a go…Cas Coatingsin Bradford.
    Cost me £15 to have my frame blasted, and he said it’d be the same again to powder coat it. : )

    CAS Coatings are awesome.

    Used them loads.

    £72 for a set of 4 x 18″ alloys Sand Blasted and Powder Coated !!

    Other places charge substantially more than that for ONE wheel.

    I know a couple of people who’ve had frames done too. Very nice work.

    mikey-simmo
    Free Member

    I can vouch too much for Triple S. Our road bike frame coated just fine however it kept the same chips as the painted version. So those chips clearly were not removed with the ‘blasting’ so sadly I can’t recomend.

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