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Offline Joeturnerrfx

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Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« on: 15 April 2012, 19:37 »
hi

im sorry if ive put this in the wrong place , so mods please let me know if i have ,

i am looking at starting up a wheel refurb service , i would remove your tyres , acid dip or blast your alloys , powdercoat the wheels in your desired colour and then re fit your tyres and balance up . i would be looking to charge 200 a set which is 50 a wheel , considering it would cost you a tenner to get a tyre taken off and put back on i dont think thats bad ? im looking for oppinions from you guys before i go ahead and start up , i am a real car enthusuast particulary into the vw scene , ive had mk2 golf , mk4 golf and a mk5 golf , a bora and lupo sport and took great care and pride in them all . below are some pictures of some wheels ive done .









thank you for looking and let me know what you think . im based in chorley so if any one wants to see a set in real life let me know :)

i would be looking at providing the service to all northwest areas.

joe
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Offline Scott D

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #1 on: 15 April 2012, 20:11 »
that is a very good price for powder coating, strip and refit.

only know of a few places in the area who do this sort of work all charging slightly more to ridiculously more. I'd be interested in the future if you did setup   
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2003 1.8T GTI 180 - APR Stage I, S2000 Filter, R-Tech Supersize TIP, Bilstein B12 Suspension, 18" OZ Superleggera, Recaro Heated Leathers, US Spec Rear Lights, N249/SAI/PCV Delete

1.8T AUQ - 241bhp & 286 ft-lb
R-Tech Map, Forge FMIC, SFS Oversized TIP, Ported Manifold, Milltek Turboback non res exhaust, Forge 007p, N249 & N112 delete, SAI delete, S2000 Air Filter, Sachs clutch & Lightweight Flywheel

Offline Joeturnerrfx

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #2 on: 15 April 2012, 20:16 »
hi scott

you think thats reasonable then ? what do you think of the finish on the wheels ?

joe
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Offline Lankylad78

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #3 on: 15 April 2012, 20:55 »
From the pics they look pretty good. Red ones aren't my cuppa tea though.

I'm no expert, but think £50 a corner all in sounds pretty reasonable.
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Offline Scott D

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #4 on: 15 April 2012, 20:57 »
finish does look good from the pics.

very reasonable in my opinion.
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2003 1.8T GTI 180 - APR Stage I, S2000 Filter, R-Tech Supersize TIP, Bilstein B12 Suspension, 18" OZ Superleggera, Recaro Heated Leathers, US Spec Rear Lights, N249/SAI/PCV Delete

1.8T AUQ - 241bhp & 286 ft-lb
R-Tech Map, Forge FMIC, SFS Oversized TIP, Ported Manifold, Milltek Turboback non res exhaust, Forge 007p, N249 & N112 delete, SAI delete, S2000 Air Filter, Sachs clutch & Lightweight Flywheel

Offline justalex81

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #5 on: 15 April 2012, 22:22 »
what about damaged alloys?
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Offline Golf_GT_TDI

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #6 on: 16 April 2012, 02:14 »
Competitive pricing, wheels look v.nice. How about light kerbing and general scuffs etc?
I wish someone in Mid Wales/Shropshire offered this service  :cry:
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Offline Joeturnerrfx

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #7 on: 16 April 2012, 07:00 »
Light kurb marks and scuffs are normaly covered up no problems atall . And unfortunately I don't have the facility's to do wheel repairs yet , although there is a place a few miles away that can do wheel repairs , and then I could paint the wheels all the same to match once your wheel had been repaired .
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Offline wheatobear

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Re: Testing the water for North West wheel refurb service
« Reply #8 on: 17 April 2012, 02:46 »
seems expensive to me.... but i know of a place tht refurbs em very cheap!
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