a step by step of how we powdercoat
#31
01-23-2010, 06:33 PM
Joe,
Great thread, great showmanship on how it is done. Your prep and product reflect your attitude. Hard work, the hard way, is the right and only way.
I am looking local for some small powder coating to be done. If I at all feel uncomfortable. I would really like the option to send my parts to you.
Great thread, great showmanship on how it is done. Your prep and product reflect your attitude. Hard work, the hard way, is the right and only way.
I am looking local for some small powder coating to be done. If I at all feel uncomfortable. I would really like the option to send my parts to you.
#32
01-24-2010, 10:31 PM
Question...
Thanks for the info.....
Years ago in Sturgis, I saw a FXR with the OEM cast wheels. They appeared to be powdercoated, but they were a 'deep wet orange' in the center and faded to a 'medium yellow' out by the rim........is this possible to do with powdercoating?......thankyou.
Years ago in Sturgis, I saw a FXR with the OEM cast wheels. They appeared to be powdercoated, but they were a 'deep wet orange' in the center and faded to a 'medium yellow' out by the rim........is this possible to do with powdercoating?......thankyou.
#34
01-25-2010, 06:50 PM
yes sir will hold up jsut great! besides we stand behind all our work. we know what we put into it, so it will last!
#35
01-25-2010, 06:51 PM
Joe, that chrome/powder coating looks really great (AWESOME ).
Chrome powder coat over a brass (brazed) filler, you are the best! Quote: tank has been primered, dents fixed, chrome powder, and glass clear, then wet sanded and buffed... dents are filled with brazing... then sanded... then primed
primered"
Joe, the car that The gas tank (visualized) is on the car reminds me that the wagon would look really great with a powder coated chrome air scoop hiding a blower! You know, just to get the groceries in style.
primered"
Joe, the car that The gas tank (visualized) is on the car reminds me that the wagon would look really great with a powder coated chrome air scoop hiding a blower! You know, just to get the groceries in style.
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