I remember your taste in women so looks like this might work.
Tell your guy I have 4 rims and 4 centercaps to powercoat white....let me know via PM time frame/cost
rk
Are the centercaps metal? not plastic?
If it's not metal then it can't be powder coated.
Time frame is usually a full business week, sometimes less depending if he has that color in stock and if the wheels need alot of prep work (bead blasting, removing wheel weights, etc.)
One thing to remember is that I have received some inferior grade wheels where there are air pockets that release gas during the powder coating process.
this will sometimes result in minute blemishes from the tiny bubles being trapped in the surface of the powder coat while it cools down.
Also, in white u won't see as much blemishes as black, for example.
Do you want the entire wheel powder coated? if u want the lip to be masked off so that there is no powder then i can't guarantee a perfect result with my guy. I've yet to see a perfect result from masking off powder coating since it's harder to work with than painting when it comes to masking certain sections.
U might have to go with wheel techniques which is more expensive and they might charge u extra for that labor cost. I've seen their work for masking, but it's OK at best according to my standards.
To keep things simple just have the entire wheel powder coated. If that is the case you are looking at $300 for the entire set. Wheel techniques charges $500. If the center caps needs to be painted since if they are plastic then it will be an additional $250. yea, I know it's alot of $$$ for the caps, but they have to buy the paint in gallon size. If you are on a budget the best option is to have them painted with a spray can or drop them off at a body shop that happens to be painting a white car (hopefully close to the wheel color) for cheap or free.
