Yessir...ordering it tonight. Hopefully it will get here in time to have it ready to take to Durhamtown this weekend if I decide to go.
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Yessir...ordering it tonight. Hopefully it will get here in time to have it ready to take to Durhamtown this weekend if I decide to go.
Wanted to add the only video that I know that's on Youtube to the build thread.
http://youtu.be/vJDaUCVenGs
http://youtu.be/vJDaUCVenGs
Arrowhawk in Laurens. Have a buddy that gets some stuff done with them and they do blast and powder in the same place. So, only one trip needed. The price he quoted me the other day I don't even wanna post and jinx myself but if it turns out to be that I will let you know. Chassis will be a marble charcoal gray.
Still waiting to hear on the paint. Hope to be able to have it painted rather than the original plan to wrap it. I think the paint will turn out much better and hold up better in the end. Also, don't think it will cost that much to paint or re-paint panels if need be. Paint color will be pewter if it works out.
You might have gotten more work done Friday if-in' you had stayed outta cook out...:
Haha, had to feed the need man. Didn't see ya in there.
Pulled the rest of the stuff out this afternoon. Have to change the headlight tab, weld some tabs for the rear panels, make some welds under the cowl, and a little grinding and its off to Powdercoat. Looks like it will be next week for the Powdercoat due to having a busy week this week. Prob will take it next wed. Hope they get it done fast!
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No way of pay to have beadlocks powder coated. Talk about a waste of money.
Arrowhawk in laurens. Byers industrial park. They charge by the sq. ft the way I understand. I will be taking my stuff mid next week as long as it goes as planned. I don't mind seeing what the charge would be.
But, like Deano said, powdercoating beadlocks is like lighting money on fire to see what color it burns. They will be shiny/rusty metal in no time. I'd put a nice coat of paint on them and nothing too stand outish and call it good. The plainer the color the better they will look when they grind against every rock in Lower Rock Garden come April.
But, like Deano said, powdercoating beadlocks is like lighting money on fire to see what color it burns. They will be shiny/rusty metal in no time. I'd put a nice coat of paint on them and nothing too stand outish and call it good. The plainer the color the better they will look when they grind against every rock in Lower Rock Garden come April.