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Powder coating vs wrapping

By cabrioletsch

2 years ago


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    “Powder coating vs wrapping”

    • Powder coating 6 votes
      75%
    • Wrapping 2 votes
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    #1 2 years ago

    I know powder coating is great. But it is alsof expensive and permanent. So i think wrapping is a cool second best option. What do you Guys think
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    PS before you answer. Wrapping your pinn is about 25 bucks

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    #2 2 years ago

    Not everyone has the skill to do it properly. I know of one person in the US I’d trust to wrap my game and it look good. And I wonder how easily it would wear with slap saves and rings. Powder coat is pretty resistant.

    #3 2 years ago

    I did my SS years ago in crocodile. IT is undamaged still.

    #4 2 years ago

    I can get an entire set of armor done for $40-$50 in powder. The wrap does look good, but for a few more bucks I pass it on to someone else to powder. Less work for me.

    #5 2 years ago
    Quoted from woody76:

    I can get an entire set of armor done for $40-$50 in powder. The wrap does look good, but for a few more bucks I pass it on to someone else to powder. Less work for me.

    That must be a bro price. Not sure if that is feasible for most mortals.

    #6 2 years ago

    If you're skilled enough to be able to apply it without creases or folds, sure why not.

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    #7 2 years ago
    Quoted from ForceFlow:

    If you're skilled enough to be able to apply it without creases or folds, sure why not.
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    Good material. A hairdryer and a boxcutter. A little dedication. And your allright.

    #8 2 years ago

    I like it. can probably get some crazy combo's going. just wonder how well the durability will be. where are you ordering the wrap from?

    #9 2 years ago
    Quoted from Bax1:

    I like it. can probably get some crazy combo's going. just wonder how well the durability will be. where are you ordering the wrap from?

    Not as durable as powder coating. But my SS is done in crocodile wrap 4 years ago now.

    #10 2 years ago

    for casual home use, it sounds like it might hold up.

    #11 2 years ago
    Quoted from woody76:

    I can get an entire set of armor done for $40-$50 in powder. The wrap does look good, but for a few more bucks I pass it on to someone else to powder. Less work for me.

    Please share the company. I’ll ship all my stuff to them.

    #12 2 years ago
    Quoted from chuckwurt:

    Please share the company. I’ll ship all my stuff to them.

    shipping will kill you, but almost any powder coater in Middle TN will be around that price.

    #13 2 years ago
    Quoted from woody76:

    shipping will kill you, but almost any powder coater in Middle TN will be around that price.

    For all parts? Rails hinges coin door legs, etc? That’s nuts. Do their employees work for free?

    #14 2 years ago
    Quoted from chuckwurt:

    For all parts? Rails hinges coin door legs, etc? That’s nuts. Do their employees work for free?

    4 legs, lock bar, hinges, and rails $40-$50

    #15 2 years ago
    Quoted from woody76:

    4 legs, lock bar, bolts, and rails $40-$50

    Crazy. Every shop here would be triple that.

    #16 2 years ago
    Quoted from chuckwurt:

    Crazy. Every shop here would be triple that.

    nuts, for $150 you could do every metal part on a game including coin door easy

    #17 2 years ago
    Quoted from woody76:

    nuts, for $150 you could do every metal part on a game including coin door easy

    Yeah. That’s typical. Your area isn’t. Haha.

    #18 2 years ago

    Tdk done to

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    #19 2 years ago

    In black metallic vinyl that changes from blue tot purple.

    6 months later
    #20 2 years ago

    I'm not here to puke on your guys wrapping jobs (I wrapped my Getaway in carbon fiber red years ago). However, can you please learn how to take a photograph that is in focus? Geez, the majority the pics are just big blurs and make one think you are trying to hide the imperfections in your wrapping job. If you are proud of your work, then please post pics that show it off.

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