Honestly, 2-2 1/2 days isn't bad at all. I had parts for my Corvette at my powder coater for 3-4 weeks. It was just a toy, so it didn't really make much difference. I guess it also depends on whether or not your car is a daily driver. Not sure that you'll find new rims for $800. If it were me...
I've had all kinds of car parts powder coated in my 76+ years. Powder coating is very durable and looks great. Can't really think of any cons. Actually, $800 doesn't sound too bad for 4 wheels. I'm changing my brake caliper color in the spring and have decided to have them painted instead of...
I couldn't agree more. I wouldn't do something like that, but it's unique and looks pretty darn good. I know I've done things to my cars in the past that probably have left people scratching their head, but that's what makes "car people" special. I think it's cool. Good job. :like:
I've never used it, but our son has and likes it. I'm no expert, just going by what he says. Do they still do Ziebart undercoating? That was popular years ago.
The same to you and your family. I frequently say that the beauty of growing old is being able to look back on my life and see how God has and continues to bless my life beyond belief. Merry Christmas
This topic is often the subject of debate. I went with the A10 just because. I've had a number of manual transmission performance cars over the years. There's really no right or wrong choice. It's a matter of personal preference. Whatever you choose, enjoy it.
My dream years ago was to have a magazine article done on my '98 Corvette, which I poured my heart and soul into over a period of about 18-years, not to mention the thousands of dollars I put into it. I came close a couple of times, but never succeeded in having anything published. Pictures of...
If having a business photoshop my car and use it on their website is the worst thing to happen to me today, I'd still feel very blessed. Take it as a compliment.