Seeing that this is the "new" thing to do, & I've retired from the painting business, I think that this will be my next project, how many in here would be interested in having something powder coated at a reasonable price ? I need to find a building that can accomedate an oven thats 11' x 8 x 9 + a spray booth & a 4'x4'x4' oven, when I do I'll be taking orders. :feedback
Powder Coating
- Thread starter Cubster
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94m5
Dmaup's Daddy
Cubster said:
Not I. I have a buddy do all of mine. we have a swap trading thing goin on, so I get mine done for "free". It's a good idea tho, I hope you get a customer base built up.
Mike
mespock
Marxists - Socialists
Cubster said:
I thought you were retired?
mespock said:
I am, its going to be a hobby thing, if it takes off I'll give it to my daughters, it just seems like theres a huge market out there for powder coating and there isn't anyone around here doing it, besides all play & no work is the "devils" workshop.........
American Air-1
Well-Known LVC Member
I maybe interested in having you do some small parts for me on a weekly basis.
Terrance
Active LVC Member
Please explain
I'm fairly new to this stuff and was wondering what this powder coating is or what it does or what its for? Someone in a previous thread spoke of offering a port & polish job for intake manifolds, is this similar?
I'm fairly new to this stuff and was wondering what this powder coating is or what it does or what its for? Someone in a previous thread spoke of offering a port & polish job for intake manifolds, is this similar?
Terrance said:
No 2 totally different things, powder coating in short is spraying a plastic like material on metal then putting it into an oven to bake, when its done it looks like paint only 1000 times more durable.My calipers & rotors are powder coated chrome, they look nasty . Port & polish is grinding down the sharp edges on the intake to allow more air in and polishing them smooth.