The Diamond Plate Mats
06-11-2007, 10:46 PM
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as stated in the description. do you actually cut these out of sheets of diamond plate, or just distribute them?
the reason i ask, is if you custom cut them, would you be able to get black diamond plate, and maybe for a lil more $$ make a set of those?
i would really like these, but i hate shiny chromy styled stuff, but love the look of black diamond plate.
the reason i ask, is if you custom cut them, would you be able to get black diamond plate, and maybe for a lil more $$ make a set of those?
i would really like these, but i hate shiny chromy styled stuff, but love the look of black diamond plate.
06-11-2007, 11:06 PM
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Hey,
We actually distribute them. However, we can powdercoat them black before we ship them to you if you would like. We will have our Custom Powdercoating setup in about 2 weeks. Then we can powdercoat anything, any color. For the floormats we could do a high gloss black, black chrome, semi-gloss black, flat black. Let me know.
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Kevin
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We actually distribute them. However, we can powdercoat them black before we ship them to you if you would like. We will have our Custom Powdercoating setup in about 2 weeks. Then we can powdercoat anything, any color. For the floormats we could do a high gloss black, black chrome, semi-gloss black, flat black. Let me know.
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Kevin
KJB Motorsports
06-11-2007, 11:23 PM
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Hey,
Probably $20 for the front and an additional $5 for the rear. We can also do candy colors like blue, red, green, you name it. And it would look killer over the polished diamond plate.
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Kevin
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Probably $20 for the front and an additional $5 for the rear. We can also do candy colors like blue, red, green, you name it. And it would look killer over the polished diamond plate.
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Kevin
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06-12-2007, 10:11 AM
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man, im SO glad i asked about these.. im stoked.. one of my next mods now that i know this can be done..
thanks AGAIN kjb for your awesome service, and helping the hyundai community.
thanks AGAIN kjb for your awesome service, and helping the hyundai community.
06-12-2007, 11:49 AM
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How durable is powder coating on a thin piece of aluminum? Will it crack if you bend it or step on it too hard? Also, can the shiney black be buffed if you scratch it?
06-12-2007, 01:53 PM
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Hey,
The powdercoat is very tough and durable. You can bend the aluminum without cracking the powdercoat. The coating is chemical, chip, and scratch resistant ( to a point ). You cannot buff the powdercoat if there is a scratch, but, unless you are grinding rocks with your feet into the mats, they will remain in good condition.
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The powdercoat is very tough and durable. You can bend the aluminum without cracking the powdercoat. The coating is chemical, chip, and scratch resistant ( to a point ). You cannot buff the powdercoat if there is a scratch, but, unless you are grinding rocks with your feet into the mats, they will remain in good condition.
Thanks,
Kevin
KJB Motorsports