Powder Coating
#1
Powder Coating
I am preparing to send my frame and misc. parts to the powder coater.
Are there any parts I should not have coated? I know its a vague question, I just dont want to get something coated that I shouldnt.
I am sending:
Frame, Cross Member, control arms (front and rear), rear end, engine brackets, pullies, sway bars, springs, spindles. That is all I can think of.
Scott
Are there any parts I should not have coated? I know its a vague question, I just dont want to get something coated that I shouldnt.
I am sending:
Frame, Cross Member, control arms (front and rear), rear end, engine brackets, pullies, sway bars, springs, spindles. That is all I can think of.
Scott
#2
I am preparing to send my frame and misc. parts to the powder coater.
Are there any parts I should not have coated? I know its a vague question, I just dont want to get something coated that I shouldnt.
I am sending:
Frame, Cross Member, control arms (front and rear), rear end, engine brackets, pullies, sway bars, springs, spindles. That is all I can think of.
Scott
Are there any parts I should not have coated? I know its a vague question, I just dont want to get something coated that I shouldnt.
I am sending:
Frame, Cross Member, control arms (front and rear), rear end, engine brackets, pullies, sway bars, springs, spindles. That is all I can think of.
Scott
#3
Hey there,
I own a sandblasting company and about 80% of what we do goes to powdercoating (including my own car stuff!). The only things you really need to be concerned about is anything rubber or any parts that have a tolerance fit. For example a fan that needs to slide back over a shaft etc. There is usually enough play anyway.
Hope this helps.
I own a sandblasting company and about 80% of what we do goes to powdercoating (including my own car stuff!). The only things you really need to be concerned about is anything rubber or any parts that have a tolerance fit. For example a fan that needs to slide back over a shaft etc. There is usually enough play anyway.
Hope this helps.
#4
Hey there,
I own a sandblasting company and about 80% of what we do goes to powdercoating (including my own car stuff!). The only things you really need to be concerned about is anything rubber or any parts that have a tolerance fit. For example a fan that needs to slide back over a shaft etc. There is usually enough play anyway.
Hope this helps.
I own a sandblasting company and about 80% of what we do goes to powdercoating (including my own car stuff!). The only things you really need to be concerned about is anything rubber or any parts that have a tolerance fit. For example a fan that needs to slide back over a shaft etc. There is usually enough play anyway.
Hope this helps.
#6
This is important. I did my own powder coating on most of my part that were able to fit in my welding rod oven. I was able to use the high heat tape that was available to protect areas that I didn't want coated, especially on control arms where bushings need to be pressed in.
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