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  • RT_Luver
    Co-Official AO Penguin
    • Jan 2002
    • 1827
    #1

    Powder Coaters....

    I know...thier is probably a TON of threads about this...maybe no. who knows. What I'm wondering is, does anyone on the forum know a powder with a good reputation that can do barrels? I'm talkin to junky about doing some parts of my gun. But if I can, I need to find some one that can do barrels. If ya'll know of anyone that can powder coat barrels. tell me. I've heard Red Rider has quit. is this tru?


    Josh
    Black Warp Left E-mag #EM00163
    emagnum board
    14in freak
    12v smoke warp w/ interlink
    drilled 12v revy w/ JMJ impeller and WAS turbo rev board
    shocktech drop
    AGD flatline dovetail adaptor
    68 3000 flatline

    ***soon to be***
    emagnum body rail
    black powder coat
    custom grips from Frymarker
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    • RT_Luver
      Co-Official AO Penguin
      • Jan 2002
      • 1827
      #2
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      Black Warp Left E-mag #EM00163
      emagnum board
      14in freak
      12v smoke warp w/ interlink
      drilled 12v revy w/ JMJ impeller and WAS turbo rev board
      shocktech drop
      AGD flatline dovetail adaptor
      68 3000 flatline

      ***soon to be***
      emagnum body rail
      black powder coat
      custom grips from Frymarker

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        • 2000Sabre
          Team AO Nightmare
          • Aug 2001
          • 439
          #3
          I don't think RedRider has gone out of business. He has changed his name however. But I know K&PCustoms does a great job bcause he did my entire RT Pro including two barrels. You can contact them at [email protected]. The guys name is Ken Wenlasky. His website is http://www.kpcustoms.net/main.htm

          Here's a picture of my barrels that Ken did for me.

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            • Jonno06
              AKA Jon-no wang
              • Jan 2002
              • 4392
              #4
              wow...thats a GREAT job on those barrels...how much did that cost?

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                • 2000Sabre
                  Team AO Nightmare
                  • Aug 2001
                  • 439
                  #5
                  The cost is based on how many parts you have done. Five parts or less it's $25 per part. However, because I used a translucent color, there was a polishing charge of $15 plus the crown point barrel needed to be strip which also is an extra charge.. It wasn't cheap. My who gun cost me $150.00 to have done. Here's a picture of the finished product.

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                    • AllAmericanMag
                      No.
                      • Dec 2001
                      • 1026
                      #6
                      What's the turnaround time with KPcustoms?
                      -Mike

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                        • 2000Sabre
                          Team AO Nightmare
                          • Aug 2001
                          • 439
                          #7
                          AllAmericanMag,

                          My job took longer than usual due to some hold up with the guy who does his polishing and also because Ken had a family situation arise which kept him from working on my gun. I think the whole thing was about 6-7 weeks overall But Ken was good about letting me know why it was late and when it was going to be finished. I don' think my experience with him is typical turnaround. Best bet is to contact him directly.

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                            • AllAmericanMag
                              No.
                              • Dec 2001
                              • 1026
                              #8
                              Thanks Saber. I'm thinking of getting my Shocker re-coated. Maybe with a nice bead-blast. Recommend any colors?
                              -Mike

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