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Going rate for Powdercoating?

By Skypilot

10 years ago


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    #3 10 years ago

    DO it your self its easy! http://www.eastwood.com/paints/hotcoat-powder-coating.html
    i got an electric oven that was being trashed but it worked.(free) bought the $99. set up from eastwood.and it worked great on all the parts i did for my car. havent done any pin parts yet but they are smaller than intakes, blocks and heads. eastwood has 99 powders to chose from. i recomend extra containers. bigest thing cleaning gun and carefull not mix or get powder dust and contaminate colors. spray/ then 450 degrees when powder starts to flow another 10 minutes and done. small parts can use a toaster oven larger parts can use halogen lights. no worries practice on any thing metal. have at it!

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