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Paul's new powdered coated suspension pieces certainly
look sweet and professionally done. Paul is very fortunate
to have such professionals where he lives.
On the other hand, many folks do not have available powder
coating shops or maybe they don't have the $$ cash to lay
out for the pros.
I could not find any Powder guys locally so I gave it try
here at home. Internet Eastwood powders @ $50, Sears powder
gun @ $150 and a Wal-Mart $90 oven. Quite a few BCF members
have asked my about powder coating here at home.
My results may not be professional but they pass a pretty
close visual inspection. Baked on skeeters the exception.
Here's the set up I use and a photo of what a
non-professional who knows almost nothing about such
things can accomplish.
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look sweet and professionally done. Paul is very fortunate
to have such professionals where he lives.
On the other hand, many folks do not have available powder
coating shops or maybe they don't have the $$ cash to lay
out for the pros.
I could not find any Powder guys locally so I gave it try
here at home. Internet Eastwood powders @ $50, Sears powder
gun @ $150 and a Wal-Mart $90 oven. Quite a few BCF members
have asked my about powder coating here at home.
My results may not be professional but they pass a pretty
close visual inspection. Baked on skeeters the exception.
Here's the set up I use and a photo of what a
non-professional who knows almost nothing about such
things can accomplish.