Bullseye Powder Coating d/b/a Bullseye Broward, Florida Powder Coating Solutions, d/b/a Bulls Eye Powder Coating, Michael Saavedra and Mario Jose Saavedra Horrible! West Park 33023 Florida

Sent my AMG Pre-merger rim to Bullseye Powder Coating in Broward County to be chemically de-chromed and powder coated.  Apparently, there is more than one "Bullseye."  I only sent one because I was very cautious in just sending off my rims x4.  Wanted to "test the waters.".  These rims are rare and very expensive.  I watched the Bullseye video on Youtube so they "seemed" reputable.  I sent original paintchips as well as the center cap so they could powder coat the correct colors and make sure the center cap would fit after the process.  I was quoted a price and was told two weeks for everything.  Sent the rim, with delivery March 22, 2016.  Prior to sending, I asked for an email or call back confirming delivery.  Verified with post office it was delivered and no word.  Waited a few days, then emailed and called but no word.  Started to get an odd feeling about the situation.  Advised Bullseye I wanted the rim chemically treated to remove the chrome prior to powder coating versus media blasting.  Was told the rim was sent off to the chrome shop and it would be done in a week, so end of March 2016 seemed reasonable.  Well, the weeks came and went, emails and calls were not responded to, and the end state is that after five (5) full weeks, I finally heard back that my rim was de-chromed. 

During the five weeks, I started to do a little research because something was not right.  No return emails, no return calls, and the timeline which was provided did not add up.  Looks like  Florida Powder Coating Solutions Corp. has only been around a few years, circa 2012.  Secondly, the principal Antonio B. is suing Mario and Michael, and there's now a $100,374.80 judgment against Defendant Florida Powder Coating Solutions.  Got my rim back on Friday May 6th.  So, sent it off a few days prior to March 22 and got it back May 6th, I lost $141 dollars on the whole deal,  my paint chips never made it back home, my center cap never made it back home, and the rim is covered in media dust. Plus, there's a razor sharp edge showing some "copper coating" underneath which Michael / Mario pointed out as "proof" it was chemically treated and not bead blasted.  Sure looks like someone media blasted it, but a few inches on an edge, and ran it on a lathe to show the copper.  Rim is pitted like it was media blasted.  I would never trust these guys to powder coat anything.  Looks like the same shop destroyed an AMG valve cover.  I wish I did a little more research pror to trusting these guys.  Take a look at Circuit Court cases in Broward County, Florida, Case No. CACE15-20163 and its sister cases.  Look at other complaints on the net.