Wheel refurb and general powder coating.

After the unfortunate demise of Dymag there now appears to be a hole in the market for specialist wheel refurbishment.
So after 27 years of working for Dymag my brother has decided to go it alone.
It's still very early days and will hopefully prove successful, i am in the process of trying to get some discount for org members if they needed any work doing but nothing has come to fruition yet.
Heres the website >>LINKY<<

Many thanks for looking.
Cuffy

Does he straighten too?
Maybe a .org discount would drum up some business.

Also he might want to change that font on the front page italics are awful to read when you use a lot of them.

£120 for a rear wheel respray is a bit steep, the car prices are good thogh

Originally Posted by barwel1992

£120 for a rear wheel respray is a bit steep, the car prices are good thogh

The opposite my friend!

The car wheels prices are HIGH to put a stop to the boy racers..The bike prices are based on magnesium wheels with new bearings fitted.. Mainly for Dymag's since I know and can get hold of the bearings.

When a set of magnesium wheels retail at over 1200 quid people will pay to have them crack checked.

Cuffy's Bro

[yorkie_chris]

The bearings different to off the shelf ones then?

ahh ok, so what about standard sv wheels ?

and yes looking again the car wheel do look abit expensive

[_Stretchie_]

Fingers crossed for him.

Originally Posted by yorkie_chris

The bearings different to off the shelf ones then?

I'm not sure to tell you the truth Chris, this is why he's aiming for the specialist side of it first, ie: magnesium. He has alot of contacts within the trade still so can still get cush drives, sprockets and bearings.


Grinch: He hasn't the facility to straigten wheels at the moment, don't know if it's something he would get into. If you need anything like that doing he does know alot of firms that could help you out.

[punyXpress]

Are the car mag wheel prices Diameter or Width?

[Nobbylad]

Originally Posted by Grinch

Does he straighten too?
Maybe a .org discount would drum up some business.

Also he might want to change that font on the front page italics are awful to read when you use a lot of them.

Originally Posted by cuffy

I'm not sure to tell you the truth Chris, this is why he's aiming for the specialist side of it first, ie: magnesium. He has alot of contacts within the trade still so can still get cush drives, sprockets and bearings.


Grinch: He hasn't the facility to straigten wheels at the moment, don't know if it's something he would get into. If you need anything like that doing he does know alot of firms that could help you out.

I used Motoliner, £55 for a wheel.