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Is it expensive? I have never needed anything done before but now i am looking for my Givi pannier frames and a top box rack to be blasted and coated. Top box rack is chrome just now. I was thinking blast and coat would be around £100.

Sounds about right??
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Maybe. I paid $200 for these 9 parts...
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ZRX61 wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 2:37 am Maybe. I paid $200 for these 9 parts...

Thats probably £150 so still not to bad. Anything is better than surface rust and old Hammerite :thumbup:
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I had the pannier rails done on my Varadero maybe ten years ago and it was around £100 for plain gloss black.
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I had the steel wheels from my van done a few years ago* for £40 a wheel

*after Covid, so probably 2021/2
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According to the place I've been to getting bits done for my old Morini, it's the preparation that can add to the costs.
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Get some quotes, it’s no where near as cheap as it used to be.
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Sounds not too bad, I had a set of GS crash bars powder coated and I’m sure that was 50 quid.

Is this from the guy at Gilmerton?
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dern wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 2:53 pm Get some quotes, it’s no where near as cheap as it used to be.
Sadly no competition where i live but would be happy at £100. Ill try and get over to the guy at the start of the week.
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Scotsrich wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 5:51 pm Sounds not too bad, I had a set of GS crash bars powder coated and I’m sure that was 50 quid.

Is this from the guy at Gilmerton?
Mk2 Powdercoating. Thats where i will be going unless you know any others in the area.
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Felix wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 8:11 pm
Scotsrich wrote: Fri Jul 03, 2026 5:51 pm Sounds not too bad, I had a set of GS crash bars powder coated and I’m sure that was 50 quid.

Is this from the guy at Gilmerton?
Mk2 Powdercoating. Thats where i will be going unless you know any others in the area.
Not off hand, that’s who did mine. Good job too.
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