Exh. Manif. Aluminum coating

[Peter Pleitner]

Hi Whitworth Heads of the US, I was about to recommend Custom Aluminum Coating and Metalizing, 9030 Emnora Lane, Huston, TX 77080; 713/465-7114 to Ken Enborg of our list and another acquaintance. This company did mine in 1987. But as usual, a source so old, doesn't answer their phone. Does anyone have a recommendation for this service? I've been very happy with the results on mine. An while I'm on the subject of coatings, I'd also like to get my head light reflectors re-silvered, but this time with a silica coating to prevent tarnishing. We've had a thread going on this subject before, but possibly before our switch to Yahoo, because I couldn't find it in the archives. Does anyone have a recommendation for this also? Cheers, Peter

[Frank O_ The Mountain]

In a message dated 10/23/01 08:03:34 Pacific Daylight Time, pleitner@dundee.net writes: > Here you go Peter.......excellent results! Terry UVIRA Laser Optics, Inc 310 Pleasant Valley Road Merlin, Oregon 97532 503 474 5050 Uvira@terragon.com Also if you are talking about Aluminizing, Hambro Industries did a fine job on my SA manifolds...they are in L.A. or maybe the valley, don't have the info on them at hand

[tonygoodall]

Peter Have a look at - www.sema.org/semanews/april97/sell497.html Tony TC9825

> From: "Peter Pleitner" pleitner@dundee.net> > Date: Tue, 23 Oct 2001 11:03:07 -0400 > To: "T-ABCs List" mg-tabc@yahoogroups.com> > Subject: [mg-tabc] Exh. Manif. Aluminum coating > > Hi Whitworth Heads of the US, > > I was about to recommend Custom Aluminum Coating and Metalizing, 9030 Emnora > Lane, Huston, TX 77080; 713/465-7114 to Ken Enborg of our list and another > acquaintance. This company did mine in 1987. But as usual, a source so > old, doesn't answer their phone. > > Does anyone have a recommendation for this service? I've been very happy > with the results on mine. > > An while I'm on the subject of coatings, I'd also like to get my head light > reflectors re-silvered, but this time with a silica coating to prevent > tarnishing. We've had a thread going on this subject before, but possibly > before our switch to Yahoo, because I couldn't find it in the archives. > Does anyone have a recommendation for this also? > > Cheers, Peter > > > > > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ > >