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shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - zx_volcane - 22-11-2015

Anyone have any recommendations for shot blasting? 

Preferably east / north london way.

Phoned a few shotblasting / powder coating companies and they don't want to know.

Got about 10 coats of enamel paint on my c5 steels/alloys that I can't shift easily. Been at them with paint stripper and its just creating a huge mess and taking forever.

Ideally cheap as possible given they're not particularly special wheels.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Piggy - 22-11-2015

I be interested to know too...
However my local garage does have a sand blaster...
Hoping I can make use of it soon


shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Frosty - 22-11-2015

I'm poss hoping to get some done. Think Cully had some done back along so that should be a place local to me


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - cully - 23-11-2015

i can highly recommend http://www.southwestwheelrepairs.com
i had a set of Team Dynamics pro race 3's sand blasted there
i was going to paint them myself after but the finish was so good i got the powder-coated locally to me
at http://www.industrialcoatingsupplies.co.uk/

it worked out cheaper for me to use the two company's rather than let SWWR do both jobs

total cost for 4 wheels blasted at SWWR and coated to base gloss white at ICS was £180


picture as from SWWF shot blasted

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RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Frosty - 23-11-2015

How much was it for just the sand blasting cully?


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - mr_fish - 23-11-2015

Hmm Hmm Hmm interesting


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Stef205 - 23-11-2015

ive a blaster here depends if there powdercoated really as most blasters will struggle. Happy to give it ago for you.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - zx_volcane - 23-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 02:23 PM)Stef205 Wrote: ive a blaster here depends if there powdercoated really as most blasters will struggle. Happy to give it ago for you.

Its a bunch of layers of VHT enamel paint, could do with being mega cheap as the wheels themselves aren't really worth a great deal and I just want them back to oem.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - cully - 23-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 01:26 PM)Frosty Wrote: How much was it for just the sand blasting cully?

i think it was £70 plus Vat so about £85 ish


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - daniel909 - 23-11-2015

Cully do you know what media they used did they use sand or soda

Mark fish my ex boss has got a sand/soda blaster I got a few bits I want blasting so has darren was going to ask if I could hire it if I can your more than welcome to do ur bits aswell


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Piggy - 23-11-2015

There was a company doing wheels shotblasted and coated for £20 a wheel west midlands... Was on FB


shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Frosty - 23-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 02:23 PM)Stef205 Wrote: ive a blaster here depends if there powdercoated really as most blasters will struggle. Happy to give it ago for you.

That be able to do 17" wheels?

(23-11-2015, 07:42 PM)daniel909 Wrote: Cully do you know what media they used did they use sand or soda

Mark fish my ex boss has got a sand/soda blaster I got a few bits I want blasting so has darren was going to ask if I could hire it if I can your more than welcome to do ur bits aswell

I poss be interested as well mate


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Eeyore - 23-11-2015

yeh if anyone knows anywhere around ipswich do let me know!


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - bashbarnard - 23-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 09:50 PM)Eeyore Wrote: yeh if anyone knows anywhere around ipswich do let me know!

My mate refurbs wheels near you man.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - mr_fish - 24-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 07:42 PM)daniel909 Wrote: Cully do you know what media they used did they use sand or soda

Mark fish my ex boss has got a sand/soda blaster I got a few bits I want blasting so has darren was going to ask if I could hire it if I can your more than welcome to do ur bits aswell

Let me know squire! Got 4 Speedlines that black doesn't suit very well IMHO.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Toms306 - 24-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 09:50 PM)Eeyore Wrote: yeh if anyone knows anywhere around ipswich do let me know!

Theres a good place Yarmouth way, Aerocoat iirc, used by loads of people on DubGen.

Theres also AW smart wheels (something like that) over near Hangar 111 near us, prices are a bit higher there though.

Or theres one in Colchester that I forget the name of. Looked into it when I kept bouncing the Focus off kerbs lol but couldn't justify the cost.


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - zx_volcane - 24-11-2015

Right had myself a can of mtfu and got back out with the paint stripper

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Put a shed load on and after a short while and couple of re-applications it has pretty much done the job.

Proper nasty stuff though, get even a speck of it on you and you'll know about it - so lots PPE recommended!

Reckon I can finish them up with some scotchbrite now ready for undercoat and a rattle of black.

Might post some pics up of the wheels when it isn't dark and if I remember


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - bashbarnard - 24-11-2015

I use to use nitromorse to strip paint until they had health and safety on there back now its fecking useless


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - Stef205 - 25-11-2015

(23-11-2015, 09:36 PM)Frosty Wrote:
(23-11-2015, 02:23 PM)Stef205 Wrote: ive a blaster here depends if there powdercoated really as most blasters will struggle. Happy to give it ago for you.

That be able to do 17" wheels?


i think we've had 17's in there


RE: shot blasting for wheels? removing paint - daniel909 - 25-11-2015

I will start a group chat tomorrow Mr fish Mr frost and tom might be able to sort something out.if.you all keen