Powder coating?
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iluvracing;239348 wrote:
pair is 2. i'm assuming 4.... what color and i don't really care what size we can do it if color is right.... if your looking for chrome then sorry. I can't help u there. black I can do very easily. lmk.Ya 4 sorry. Could you possibly do flat black center with a gloss black lip?? If that is a pain in the ass, just all flat black? And how much would you charge roughly?
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can't do 2 diff. colors on something like that sorry man. a could do flat black. I will pm u a price. medium gloss last WAY longer and is easier. but its what YOU wat and I can make that happen
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I do some powdercoating with real small parts. My oven is a bigger toaster oven so its good for the stand up jetski parts i use it with but other than that not much fits is...
I bought my gun from eastwoodco.com and it works pretty good.
Ive done some motorcycle parts and jetski parts is about it and i usually do chrome for a base coat for a candy blue or candy purple...Would it be expensive to wire a house oven? in the garage
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Toaster oven? Never thought of that. Dang those would have to be small parts.
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iluvracing;239352 wrote:
can't do 2 diff. colors on something like that sorry man. a could do flat black. I will pm u a price. medium gloss last WAY longer and is easier. but its what YOU wat and I can make that happenCant u powdercoat one color and when that's done tape it off and do the other?
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D Caravan;239399 wrote:
I do some powdercoating with real small parts. My oven is a bigger toaster oven so its good for the stand up jetski parts i use it with but other than that not much fits is...
I bought my gun from eastwoodco.com and it works pretty good.
Ive done some motorcycle parts and jetski parts is about it and i usually do chrome for a base coat for a candy blue or candy purple...Would it be expensive to wire a house oven? in the garage
I'm pretty sure that's the place we got our gun from too...
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PowderCoating two colors isn't that hard... On like a cylinder head or wheels or whatever... you could use high temp. tape like i have OR you can take a damp sponge and wipe off the powder you don't want to be on there.... like on lettering on a head or something
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hmm i like powdercoating
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whos doesnt
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you dont know that
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prove it
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D Caravan;239497 wrote:
PowderCoating two colors isn't that hard... On like a cylinder head or wheels or whatever... you could use high temp. tape like i have OR you can take a damp sponge and wipe off the powder you don't want to be on there.... like on lettering on a head or somethingu can use tape but ur gunna have a lip as the second color will be 2 coats. unless you tape that shit PERFECT before u spray the first coat and tape it PERFECT before u spray your second coat. u also need to make sure that both powders are compatable with each other or it will look like shit. also your first color you spray will most likely get over cured..... you can try it worst comes to worst just strip that shit off and do it again.
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iluvracing;239630 wrote:
u can use tape but ur gunna have a lip as the second color will be 2 coats. unless you tape that shit PERFECT before u spray the first coat and tape it PERFECT before u spray your second coat. u also need to make sure that both powders are compatable with each other or it will look like shit. also your first color you spray will most likely get over cured..... you can try it worst comes to worst just strip that shit off and do it again.True, the sponge idea works pretty good. I'l see if i can get some pics of some parts ive done with two colors
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D Caravan;239737 wrote:
True, the sponge idea works pretty good. I'l see if i can get some pics of some parts ive done with two colors"in my experience".... when we wipe powder off (before it's cured "obviously") we NEVER use anything wet because then you have the chance of slight water damage which will make to part look like shit. try just using a dry finger or a paper towel. works just fine. or an air hose. which ever would work for what your doing. Ive worked in a powder shop for over 3 years now so ive seen alot of different tricks. not trying to tell you our way is better just throwing ideas out there....
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iluvracing;239812 wrote:
"in my experience".... when we wipe powder off (before it's cured "obviously") we NEVER use anything wet because then you have the chance of slight water damage which will make to part look like shit. try just using a dry finger or a paper towel. works just fine. or an air hose. which ever would work for what your doing. Ive worked in a powder shop for over 3 years now so ive seen alot of different tricks. not trying to tell you our way is better just throwing ideas out there....Ya i'm new to it and trying new stuff, some things work good some things don't work at all...
When i use the sponge thing its just barely damp, wet was a bad word choice.Do you do wheels?
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