Shot Blasting & Powder Coating Offer

[Wendy]

Hi all,

I just received the following by email - no connection to them so can't recommend them personally, but thought I'd pass the info on:

Dear Sir

I felt our services may be of interest to members of your club, we carry out shot blasting and powder coating of both new and old metalwork.

This includes body shells, subframes, panels, wheels, tanks, engine & suspension parts.

As well as standard RAL colours we can also do metallics and many other specialist colours and finishes, alternatively we can just blast & prime any parts.

Our website is www.shotblastingpowdercoating.co.uk. We do a free weekly delivery and collection service in the Dorset and Hampshire areas every Friday.

All of our contact details are on the site. (If members mention your club when they contact us we will give them a 15% discount from our normal prices).

Our clients include many car restoration companies including:

Mike Rolls MG
Southern Triumph Services
Davron Aston Martin
Coachbuilt Horsepower
Coltech Classics
TT Workshops
Specialised Austin 7 Engineering
Wren Classics
Goldsmith & Young
Spencer Lane Jones
The 2CV Shop
Cool Campers
VW Evolution
Defcon 3
Kombi Klassics
Airwerx
Boxwagen

Many thanks


Martin Woodroffe
Works Manager

All the best,

Wendy

[iani]

Should we be putting traders offers here? doesn't seem right to give them free advertising.

Ian

[redstag]

Should we be putting traders offers here? doesn't seem right to give them free advertising.

Ian

Can't see why not - posting the offers from Europarts for instance saved several of us (myself included) quite a bit of money.

Keep 'em coming i say.

Pete

[Wendy]

Sorry, just thought it was an offer some members may be interested in, as with the discount code for Eurocarparts posted earlier today and various offers for Rimmers et al that come up from time to time. If the mods would like to move it to the Traders section perhaps that would be better?

[CLASSICCHAV]

Well said iani. Some people will not use that process (shotblasting) as it can cause more damage to the peice been worked on than you would imagine anyway.

[tonypy1]

Might be just what a forum user is looking for, so thanks for posting.