Highly recommended powder coat/customization shops?

[Vybz]

Looking for a quality powder coat / customization shop. I'm not willing to cut corners on this, if the work is good, I'll be using the same shop to take care of my track wheels.

For now though, I just pulled the trigger on an RPI GTC Full exhaust, & I'd like to get the can and the tips gloss black, and the RPI emblem filled in. If you know any shop whose work is on point, let me know.

Oh and ... I'll be making sound clips of the exhaust as soon as I put it on, but if you want to hear it in person, hit me up. I know I'll be seeing a few of you at the upcoming BBQ anyways, & I'll be sure to have it on the car by then

[THEROK]

Queen City - I recommend wet painting over powder coating the wheels. gl

[AndyCNC]

Call CNC Autosports ask for me

[manoo75]

Stay tuned. Having body work done on my car as we speak. No powder coating. Just body work. Will definitely update everyone once completed.

[Vybz]

Originally Posted by THEROK

Queen City - I recommend wet painting over powder coating the wheels. gl

Any reason as to why? They're track wheels so they don't have to be "show" ready, plus I'm sure they will go through their fair share of abuse over time. I'm not 100% familiar with custom paint/powder coat though, so any advice is welcome. Plus I also thought a wet paint finish would be more expensive.

[Papa_Fresh]

CNC auto in Kirkland has a good guy for that, they did my STI rims. They are really good with your car they treat it like its theres and make sure its done how you want it.