powder coater
10-20-2003, 10:59 AM
#2
Originally Posted by Grisadiche
me and my brothers are pitching in to get a powder coating paint gun, does anyone have any experience powder coating rims using a paint gun??
Powder coating is nice but it requires much more expense and shop space than meets the eye.
10-20-2003, 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Grisadiche
me and my brothers are pitching in to get a powder coating paint gun, does anyone have any experience powder coating rims using a paint gun??
10-20-2003, 04:04 PM
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we have the back of a box truck with good ventilation to do it, we have the compressor, and we also have a large oven, so i guess all we need is the gun and the powder...........i know its more expensive and hard than meets the eye, but its worth a shot, since we've already had all the other stuff. DanNY, they sell powder coating paint guns all over ebay, but i was also asking about the credibility of them, do they work well or what..........anybody know??
10-22-2003, 05:49 AM
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10-22-2003, 08:34 AM
#7
Originally Posted by Grisadiche
we have the back of a box truck with good ventilation to do it, we have the compressor, and we also have a large oven, so i guess all we need is the gun and the powder...........i know its more expensive and hard than meets the eye, but its worth a shot, since we've already had all the other stuff. DanNY, they sell powder coating paint guns all over ebay, but i was also asking about the credibility of them, do they work well or what..........anybody know??
it's not paint...it's a powder gun.
www.eastwoodco.com
u don't really need ventilation to do powder coating. the powder is stuck on the part by static electricity. just wear a decent mask and you'll be ok...no need for additional air pump respirator.
before you correct me correct yourself 1st. gotta love the newbies.
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