What is the official coating name for these wheels?
02-17-2009, 05:18 AM
#1
What is the official coating name for these wheels?
So I called up Ye Olde Wheel Shop to ask if I can drop my wheels off to get coated and they asked any certain color. At this point I had no clue the exact name of the coating I just knew it came on these wheels
(John I believe)
Now I said Titanium and they said Titanium what at this point I sounded more like an idiot than usual and was stuttering and nervous like DjParis at a Girl Scout convention. So does anybody know the exact name of the coating or where I can find it. Here are the current HRE coating that is boring.
(John I believe)Now I said Titanium and they said Titanium what at this point I sounded more like an idiot than usual and was stuttering and nervous like DjParis at a Girl Scout convention. So does anybody know the exact name of the coating or where I can find it. Here are the current HRE coating that is boring.
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02-17-2009, 06:51 AM
#8
Guys - This is called an RMC titan finish. It was exclusive to Ray's wheels
(for some time) until it started showing up on Grey Market wheels. I don't
know of anyone capable of reproducing this finish exactly to Ray's specs -
should you find someone please enlighten us.
fyi - RMC is an acronym for Ray's metal coating (I think)
(for some time) until it started showing up on Grey Market wheels. I don't
know of anyone capable of reproducing this finish exactly to Ray's specs -
should you find someone please enlighten us.
fyi - RMC is an acronym for Ray's metal coating (I think)
02-17-2009, 06:58 AM
#9
Guys - This is called an RMC titan finish. It was exclusive to Ray's wheels
(for some time) until it started showing up on Grey Market wheels. I don't
know of anyone capable of reproducing this finish exactly to Ray's specs -
should you find someone please enlighten us.
fyi - RMC is an acronym for Ray's metal coating (I think)
(for some time) until it started showing up on Grey Market wheels. I don't
know of anyone capable of reproducing this finish exactly to Ray's specs -
should you find someone please enlighten us.
fyi - RMC is an acronym for Ray's metal coating (I think)
02-17-2009, 09:05 AM
#11
It is my opinion that this cannot be properly replicated by anyone in North America.
There is someone dipping black chrome on the west coast, and there are a wild
variety of powdercoats avail the world over - however this is likely a multi-step
application that involves more specialized equipment. The finish seems to have
been bonded through some sort of polarized dip. I have seen a few different setups
in the finish from Ray's, all spectacular.
There is someone dipping black chrome on the west coast, and there are a wild
variety of powdercoats avail the world over - however this is likely a multi-step
application that involves more specialized equipment. The finish seems to have
been bonded through some sort of polarized dip. I have seen a few different setups
in the finish from Ray's, all spectacular.
02-17-2009, 09:09 AM
#12
It is my opinion that this cannot be properly replicated by anyone in North America.
There is someone dipping black chrome on the west coast, and there are a wild
variety of powdercoats avail the world over - however this is likely a multi-step
application that involves more specialized equipment. The finish seems to have
been bonded through some sort of polarized dip. I have seen a few different setups
in the finish from Ray's, all spectacular.
There is someone dipping black chrome on the west coast, and there are a wild
variety of powdercoats avail the world over - however this is likely a multi-step
application that involves more specialized equipment. The finish seems to have
been bonded through some sort of polarized dip. I have seen a few different setups
in the finish from Ray's, all spectacular.
