Repainting

[skouri1]

Another vote for tom Kellogg. Superb attention to detail . Decades of experience . Honest and kind.
The paint on my spectrum has held up really well into it's fifth year --only flaws are from chain slap and dropped metal tools . The clear coat with buried decala is amazing too.

[velomateo]

I have had frames painted by several of the painters already mentioned. Two done by Joe Bell, both turned out just beautiful. JB has a long turn around/wait time and he isn’t cheap...but you won’t be disappointed.

Alan Wanta painted my Serotta. He got the job done quickly and he charged a very reasonable fee. I feel like the decal placement could have been better on the down tube, but I still get lots of compliments on the bike.

Most recently dealt with Black Magic to paint the fork on my Moots. They did a fantastic job. Painted on wheelie croc is awesome. I felt their pricing was good and the turn around was very quick. They were a pleasure to deal with, and they even put my finished bike up on their Instagram page.

[speedevil]

Not on the east coast, but check out chestercycles.com. He's in Chicago. Duane has painted a Lemond Alpe d'Huez for me, and is currently painting a Lemond Zurich. Great work and reasonable pricing for the quality.

Turnaround is decent now, but he does get backed up from time to time.

[R3awak3n]

Originally Posted by AngryScientist

have you seen this thread John?

https://forums.thepaceline.net/showthread.php?t=208997

i think the outcome came out fantastically. for a pegoretti, i would definitely look into black magic...

i follow them on instagram now, and the work they are doing looks amazing!

I mean, that paint job looks better than the original. Probably cost a pretty penny but looks amazing

[rallizes]

I have a repainted Pegoretti

Tom Kellogg did an outstanding job