My turn for a price check

[Guest]

Got a call today for 210 brackets from shelving units, approximately 6" x 5" blasted and coated single stage grey. Should be able to do 30 or so in the oven at one time.

Ballpark me on stripping and coating these please.


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[Guest]

Re: My turn for a price check

Opps thought I added that, yes Jeff they are Pc'd now the wrong color. Need to strip them and coat them.

[Guest]

Re: My turn for a price check

I didn't think of that, the guy asked for a price on stripping and recoating. Suppose I could give him prices for both ways.

[JW450R1]

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The only thing i would question is if the first powder coater media blasted,and cured them all right.i like to completely stripp every thing the right way so it does "COME BACK"

[Guest]

Re: My turn for a price check

I agree with Jeff, sometimes coating an existing surface is just more cost effective... I'm having the same issue with a local slot machine company wanting some panels done. They are powder coated and want to change color, nothing wrong with the current finish, just wrong color. By the time I strip, blast, and coat them, they will be very close to the cost of buying new plates in the correct color. Sometimes it's better to just use what's already there for a lower cost, as long as it doesn't mean compromising all quality.

[Guest]

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Ok, that all being said, anyone want to ball park a cost for me?

[Guest]

Re: My turn for a price check

Coat over one as is, if it survives, then around $3 each.
If you have to strip, then $5-$6 each.

[Guest]

Re: My turn for a price check

Coat over one as is, if it survives, then around $3 each.
If you have to strip, then $5-$6 each.

I sat down late last night and I'm close to what CPC posted.

Would the price be different if you were standing up??