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Conference terri::cars_uk

Title:	Cars in the UK
Notice:	Please read new conference charter 1.70
Moderator:	COMICS::SHELLEYELD

Created:	Sun Mar 06 1994
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	2584
Total number of notes:	63384

2403.0. "Sandblasting/Stove enamelling specialists" by CHEFS::NAYLORG () Wed Apr 26 1995 16:09

    Hi,
    
    I am looking for a company in the Basingtoke/Reading area that offers a
    sandblasting, stove enamelling etc. service which must be able to cope
    with items up to the size of a rear axle. 
    
    I am currently rebuilding a 1967 MGB Roadster and would like to use a 
    recommended source for this type of work. Also any other specialists 
    in the area (i.e. Autoelectricians, interior) would be of interest. 
    
    Please reply either here or directly to me Graham Naylor @REO.
    
    Thanks in advance
    
    Graham

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
2403.1		UNTADI::SAXBY	Rover Diablo Owner	`Wed Apr 26 1995 16:13`	8
	Graham (et al). If anyone mails you can you post the addresses here too. Thanks. Mark
2403.2		CHEFS::NAYLORG		`Wed Apr 26 1995 16:42`	3
	Will do Graham
2403.3	jd cox	UBOHUB::THOMSONJ		`Thu Apr 27 1995 15:08`	6
	I have used cox & sons. They used to be at Hartley Whitney but have now moved to somewhere near Dec park. They have done motorcyle frames etc for me and were very good, this included stove enamelling. Price depends on the finish but they will do upto concours. regards John
2403.4		CHEFS::NAYLORG		`Fri Apr 28 1995 08:35`	6
	Thanks, I will give them a ring for prices etc and will post a note once some work has been done. Graham
2403.5		LARVAE::WILLIAMS_K		`Tue May 02 1995 12:34`	4
	Have you considered powder coating. Its alot more robust then enamelling. :Kevin
2403.6	Keyfoss	CHEFS::NAYLORG		`Thu Jul 06 1995 08:29`	19
	Hi, Just in case anyone is still interseted in this note. I have found a company in Basingstoke called M&S Stove Enammeling who can provide a finish known as Keyfoss, aparently this is tougher than Powder Coating but isn't quite a shiny. The finsh aparently is less than the thickness of a human hair but is "tough as hell" and is used by many of the racing car companies such as MacLaren and Benetton. This sounds ideal for items such as axles and suspension units but unforunately it isn't very cheap, approx. �85 for a rear axle casing. Once I have had some bits done I will let you know how good it is. Regards Graham
2403.7		CHEFS::NAYLORG		`Tue May 14 1996 09:12`	13
	Hi, At last I have finally had the first parts coated with Keyfoss, turn around was within a couple of days and the finish was excellent. Regards Graham PS. If karen Clarke is still reading this please could you mail me (Graham Naylor @REO), I have lost your mail address and cannot find it in ELF.