C4 Fabrication
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Tried ordering earlier today, but for some reason my bank was refusing the charge. I'll try again in a little bit.
Dang, let us know if its a problem on our end for any reason and we will get it figured out!
Tried ordering earlier today, but for some reason my bank was refusing the charge. I'll try again in a little bit.
Just a question for you guys. Any plans on expanding in to the 4th gen market at all? I've seen your sliders and bumpers on a bunch of rigs, both in person and online and I think they look freakin awesome. Really well designed. Any love for a 4th-genner in the future?? :cry2:
Yes actually we will have them available for the 4th gen in a few weeks! We have a 4th gen coming in the shop on Monday to use for designing sliders and possibly a Lo-Pro winch bumper.
Yessssss. Please please please make a lo-pro winch bumper for 4th gens. I don't care what I have to cut. I just think they look unbelievably amazing on 5th gens haha. Thanks for the quick response!
Yes actually we will have them available for the 4th gen in a few weeks! We have a 4th gen coming in the shop on Monday to use for designing sliders and possibly a Lo-Pro winch bumper.
Do people leave these bare?
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Anyone know what I would expect to pay for powder coating the sliders. I received one quote and it was for $275. This seems a little high. Any recomendations for powder coating in the Charlotte area.
Do people leave these bare?
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No sorry we do not have plans for the 3rd gen.Any future plans for the 3rd gens??
Put my order in. Really wish powdercoating was available as an option though. My being in NorCal, I'm already mentally preparing myself for the bill..![]()
Thanks for your order! We do not offer powder coating because it would cost considerably more than what our customers typically have to pay to get it done locally. We do not have a powder coating facility at our shop or even nearby so we have to spend a lot of time traveling to and from the powder coat shop picking up each specific order, plus the extra packaging time and materials needed would push the powder coating cost up above 300 dollars. Just about all of our customers would not want to pay that much.
Yeah, I figured that. It's completely understandable. But *if* you ever happened to have some spare square footage and equipment magically showed up to do it in-house and would be able to cut that cost down, it would make things just a bit easier for your customers and more competitive.
Like I said, you still got my order. Pay once, cry once, right?![]()