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Powdercoating Anyone?

Started by 95acc · around Aug 2004 · 7postsvBulletin 2004–05

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95accdate not saved · #1

I have just set up our powdercoating operation at the the shop.
I am doing valve covers for $85 many many colours.
any little parts that need to be done.
Let me know i can set up shipping.
I am in Calgary
I will have the best prices around.
Paul
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Indecisivedate not saved · #2

powdercoat rims?

95accdate not saved · #3

not yet our oven is not that big but soon, i will be able to do it.

sidewaysdate not saved · #4

i powdercoat everything i love it. i think i am adictied. i had my intercooler piping done and it all went downhill from there.

longdriver81date not saved · #5

I used to work at a place with a powdercoat setup, when the work was slow we would powdercoat anything we wanted, you could fit a large car in the oven, we did my mnt. bike frame, and its awsome. I love the stuf.

Jsvob03date not saved · #6

my interior..gimme that nascar look..but on my 79 camaro i HAD..shouldve kept it..guy pretty much stole it... :asshole:

brownsilviadate not saved · #7

is powercoating rims a good idea? aluminum warps when heated, maybe putting them in an over isnt the best idea? i dont know maybe the heat is low enough not to matter, just a thought..... :fart: