Powder coating q's
#18
I appreciate the advice Brian. I'm going to use the oven in my garage. Doesn't everybody have an oven in their garage?
I was thinking I would keep the heat low to a max. of about 400 F. It depends on how the powder flows. I plan on using the lowest heat possible.
I was thinking I would keep the heat low to a max. of about 400 F. It depends on how the powder flows. I plan on using the lowest heat possible.
#20
Powdercoating is not that big a deal. We (NISsport) powdercoat some of our parts ourselves. I have friends who have powdercoated wheels. No big deal. I'm going to powdercoat mine.
BTW, getting powdercoating off is not that hard. We've had to redo parts at NISsport. I've had friends who've recoated wheels. We use a media blaster. My friends who have redone wheels use Aircraft Remover.
Before coating wheels you need to get ALL of the old finish off. Use Aircraft Remover. Strange name, but any decent auto parts store should either have it or be able to get it for you.
BTW, getting powdercoating off is not that hard. We've had to redo parts at NISsport. I've had friends who've recoated wheels. We use a media blaster. My friends who have redone wheels use Aircraft Remover.
Before coating wheels you need to get ALL of the old finish off. Use Aircraft Remover. Strange name, but any decent auto parts store should either have it or be able to get it for you.
#23
Originally posted by Cass944
sweet... it actually looks real nice. alot of people dont like gold wheels. but i think depending on what color car you have (red, green or garnet like mine) it looks awesome.
sweet... it actually looks real nice. alot of people dont like gold wheels. but i think depending on what color car you have (red, green or garnet like mine) it looks awesome.
Need to get tires yet, but I think I'm gonna let the paint sit for a week before doing anything with them.