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show off your powder coated machines here!

By Stones

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Quoted from BenetBoy78:
Who can you all recommend for high quality control, dust free work environment powder coating folks? Mike Chestnut was mentioned by someone a while back to me. I have had intermittent luck to date, and looking for better, more consistent service. Any chance one of you has his contact info, or other with a dust free facility?

I don't know that Mike does powder, might be just plating. (Of course, his 'just' plating is OMFG plating.) http://horsepowerunlimited.net/

I've had all of my powder work done by Espo's in Staten Island. I'd also recommend Matt at Back Alley.

Quoted from sohchx:
So there's no physical website for him, just a main page? I can't go any farther than that.

For Mike Chestnut? Just send him an email.

Quoted from TigerLaw:
Some really nice work in this thread.

Indeed. And to be fair, some dubious color choices as well.

Quoted from Cserold:
Where can you find colored trim

Be warned: once you go there...

Quoted from golfingdad1:
Leave the hinge connected to the door but removed from the housing , 4 screws inside left edge of door/housing.

Anyone here gone all-in and pulled the hinge pin out to split the hinge before powder coating?

Erg... edit, not reply.

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