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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Bit of a bump.

    Had my second set powder coated with Stripping Tech. and dealt mostly with Mike this time.

    Mike arranged for a weekday drop off and a Dec. 27 (SAT) pickup. He called me letting me know they would be done a week early and I could pick them up on a Saturday. Ronan also texted me last night letting me know they were done. Mike gave me a more reliable number for the shop as I had an old one, Picked up the phone each time I called and left voice mails when I did not have reception at work. He was very pleasant to work with and communication was excellent this time around.

    The application of coating and overall quality is slightly better than my older purple set which are still damn good. I am very impressed with their work, and their improved communication as of late. I would not hesitate to recommend the shop to friends or anyone else seeking this service.

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    I had my 3rd set done 2 weeks ago. The Price is still the same, the quality is still exceptional. I Dealt primarily with Mike again on the phone to arrange pick-ups/ drop offs and JP via Facebook messaging & text.

    The Wheels were held up by a shipment of acrylic clear coat but ST tracked it down and notified me every step of the way.

    All moderate curb rash was fixed with sand blasting process and the wheels were powder coated ebony chrome. (Future plans for starlight purple on and a set of TE37 reps ect., on a faster future car.)

    I am Very happy with this shop and I will continue to refer people here.

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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Looks like I'm gonna have to get on this. Any uncharge on larger rims? I'm a cx-5 cousin

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gods Son View Post
    Looks like I'm gonna have to get on this. Any uncharge on larger rims? I'm a cx-5 cousin
    Not really. >19"?
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    When switching to snow tires today: i found that 2 of my wheels are flaking around the lug nuts. I am not happy with my most recent set which was done early summer this year, and I will be reaching out to Stripping Technologies regarding this quality concern.

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    Keep us posted on the response. Am very curious how they handle the situation.
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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Might be the photo, but looks like the socket was jammed in there pretty good. Might want to use a sleeker socket on your lugs, or at least tape it.
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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Looks like some user error there. Don't use impact sockets, they are much too thick.
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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Thin wall Sockets with vinyl protectors are the way to go with powder coated wheels. Mazda's use 21mm.

    Keep us posted as S.F.W. stated.

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    My car was taken to Active Green and Ross by a family member instead of my regular tire place while I was at work.... FACK

    I checked each wheel last night and every one has similar damage (not nearly as bad) on the inside around the lug. The picture is just of the worst.

    The damage was most likely their impact socket used by some ****, then deteriorated throughout normal use and weather..... lesson learned.

    Thanks for the input, I was frustrated as you can imagine when writing the first post.

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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Quote Originally Posted by Kiewan View Post
    My car was taken to Active Green and Ross by a family member instead of my regular tire place while I was at work.... FACK

    I checked each wheel last night and every one has similar damage (not nearly as bad) on the inside around the lug. The picture is just of the worst.

    The damage was most likely their impact socket used by some ****, then deteriorated throughout normal use and weather..... lesson learned.

    Thanks for the input, I was frustrated as you can imagine when writing the first post.
    Sorry to hear. But I would not use Active Green and Ross at all...I had my share of bad experience with them.
    It would still be awesome if Stripping Technologies will help you out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aZuMi View Post
    Sorry to hear. But I would not use Active Green and Ross at all...I had my share of bad experience with them.
    It would still be awesome if Stripping Technologies will help you out.
    I didn't know it was going to go to active green and ross till afterwards. Yeah, I'll be avoiding them.

    I can reach out to ST, but am not one to expect them to repair damage caused by another shop. I will inquire about how much the repair might be, but that's also $$$ going to tire dismounting so if its substantial, I'll cut my losses, and lesson learned.

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    Default Re: Stripping Technolgies (powder coating)

    Lesson learned... When your tires are on rims already switch them yourself lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by mazdasport View Post
    Lesson learned... When your tires are on rims already switch them yourself lol
    The tires weren't on the rim. They were mounted and put on the car at the same time, but you're right, next time I'll put them on the car myself.

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