Hi there I just wanted to ask you guys if you now anyplace in Toronto - Canada where to get the rims of a Bike painted.  I own a 2001 Gs500. Also aproximately how much do you think they would charge.

Thanking everyone who had a chance to read this post and for replying to it

Edwin Viteri

Right in the comforts of your driveway or garage there,buddy. :lol:  If you want to tackle it yourself. Rustoleum makes a nice rattlecan black with gloss.

this post has some useful info, but not super detailed

this post is more detailed, and probably the best one... Dgyver also did his, and has pictures, so you could always PM him, I'm sure he'd be happy to give you some pointers

Thanks guys for helping a really appreciate it your help.

Edwin Viteri

always glad to help... and to show that I'm not a completely useless postwhore.. :lol:  :lol:

I think that powdercoating is the only way to go. You can't really do that yourself though.

yea powder coating in pretty.....expensive

i could buy 25-30 cans of paint for the cost of powder coating

FOAF is opening a powdercoating shop in/around Richmond VA

airbrush

Quote from: Mr.7You can't really do that yourself though.

If you have sole domain over your oven, you can.

Quote from: Roadstergal

Quote from: Mr.7You can't really do that yourself though.

If you have sole domain over your oven, you can.

yeah.. and if you never want to cook anything edible in your oven ever again

Eastwood has several powder coating kits starting at $100

Quote from: NiceGuysFinishLastyeah.. and if you never want to cook anything edible in your oven ever again

I've had a couple of critics say that nothing edible comes out of it currently, so no great loss.  

Quote from: Roadstergal

Quote from: NiceGuysFinishLastyeah.. and if you never want to cook anything edible in your oven ever again

I've had a couple of critics say that nothing edible comes out of it currently, so no great loss.  

lmao... you can cook for me anytime RG... just keep a potted plant somewhere near the table, for those quick plate clearings whilst you're in the kitchen...  :lol:  :lol:    :kiss:

so the walking down to azteca wasn't you cooking?

I'm living in the T dot and I can get you prgfesional powdercoating done at the shop I work at. its called 'Wildside Choppers' and its at kipling and lakeshore. I guy resently had his v-rod's wheels, lower fork legs, rear belt drive sprocket done in high gloss black, and he payed about $350. they looked dam good though.