Recommend a frame painter for my speedvagen

[PTinz]

And another here!

Originally Posted by XXtwindad

Another member of the Ollie Fan Club!

[Chicago]

Hello, I am looking for a frame painter for my Waterford, preferably in Chicago or Wisconsin. Thanks in advance!

[mhespenheide]

Originally Posted by Chicago

Hello, I am looking for a frame painter for my Waterford, preferably in Chicago or Wisconsin. Thanks in advance!

The name that comes to mind is Franklin Frames, but here's a thread about options in the midwest: https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-v...e-painter.html

[EliteVelo]

Originally Posted by icepick_trotsky

New shop here in my neck of the woods doing some cool stuff:

https://www.twcarbon.com/custom-bicycle-paint

Another vote for tw. They did an amazing job on my Cryptic after I laid it down.

That being said, all of the aforementioned are great options.

I will say that the communication with tw and turnaround time was fantastic.

[jpritchet74]

Originally Posted by prototoast

http://www.darkmatterfinishing.com/services

Yes, this is ABSOLUTELY who you want to use.

He painted the fork, seat topper, stem, and handlebars to match this frame that I bought at their warehouse sale.
From this:

To this:

[reuben]

Originally Posted by PQJ

I reached out to Joe Bell but he wasn't able to take on the project. He recommended Toby Stanton of Hot Tubes. Reached out to Toby and he was a pleasure to deal with. Paid him my deposit. Then I had to back out of the project (unfortunately). Deposit was promptly refunded, no questions asked.

Toby was a real mensch and I will use him when I can commission the job again.

So, no experience with the actual work, but he has my vote all the same.

Toby did some frame work on an old steel bike of mine and repainted it as well. It turned out great, and he was a pleasure to deal with.

[Chicago]

Thanks for all the great recommendations