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We have a guy here in Michigan that does great work. Prices are as follows:

Option 1 - 4 legs for $80
Option 2 - 4 legs, side rails, and lockdown bar - $130
Option 3 - everything in Option 2 plus the coin door for $160

Mike, does that include removal of the black powder coat?

Most times the powder coater wants to prep the material themselves. Unless the material is in super bad shape the price usually includes that service.

Option 3 in Canada is close to $400 bucks

or you can get Legs, side rails, lockdown bar, and hinges for $295 (parts included) Talk to Noah or go to virtuapin.net. He can do any color you want.

Yes. I am bringing him a set of black Stern legs on Monday that will be a candy apple red metallic color when he's done. Total price is $80.

why would you take powdercoated legs? just buy a set of raw steel ones. I'd think the cost would be less since they don't have to strip off the old shit.

Call Marvin he has a local friend who does it.

Everybody needs to shop around, powder coating has become pretty main stream and most place you can find more than one powder coating business. I have a guy here locally that charges $40 a set for legs, and that includes prepping the legs before coating. Also the price they charge gets cheaper the more sets you have done at the same time, of coarse that only applies if you are having them all coated in the same color. Start having things coated in multiple colors and the price goes up.

My local powdercoating guy charges me $30.00 for a set of pinball legs

I tried him twice with no reply. I'm guessing he's busy or doesn't want to deal with my stuff.

I would usually agree but I have an entire set of armor just sitting here. Leaving it to rust just doesn't seem right, I could turn it into a great set for my POTC without taking the machine down.

I'm looking for someone as well here in Illinois.

I found a local high end shop that will do any amount of stuff (wireforms, rails, coin door, etc...) for a single color for $250. This includes chem strip and blasting prep in advance.

I found a smaller local guy that says he would do it for about half that, so may try him for my next project.

I am yet to find anyone that come even remotely close to the quality of Alex/pinchroma, but seems he is always pretty busy and I wanted to not ship for my last project.

This is an extra set I have laying around. Why would I buy another set in raw steel when I already have an extra set at the house in black? Should I save the black set to include in the sale of all my games and parts in one lot for a ridiculous price? LOL

All the powder coating on my Black attack cost me 125.00 locally