didnt know they sold kits like this

 

Oh man glen im coming over to powdercoat my sc also. Dana arent you going turbo?

 

yeah guys we can do this this weekend if you wanna mess around with it saturday

 

you need to have an electric oven to dedicate to powdercoating.

 

That kit looks bad ass, i'll purchase one!

 

im tellin you guys, worst idea EVER to powdercoat your S/C. you might as well wrap it with a wool blanket too.

 

yeah like i said i picked up an oven last night off craigslist for 40 bucks...in an oven you cook in

got the kit today.. im going to do some practice stuff 2moro

 

how much coverage is each one of those 8oz bottles good for?

 

holy crap thats awsome......we've got an older oven i can use that will fit my wheels.....

 

If your powder coating rims. Do not use a kit like this unless you have a sand blaster and a power washer. It works good for small parts that can be sanded and washed by hand but if you do your rims it's gunna flake off and look like ass in 6 months .


The formula will not bond to the metals that have not been sand blasted and cleaned.

Do a google search for local powder coating shops in your area. I have a shop close to me that will Sand blast clean polish and powder coat any rim any color for 75$ a rim with a warranty.

You are going to spend a lot more to DIY and not get the results you're after.

 

yeah my dads work can sand blast my stuff

idk theres alot of powder in there tho,...i thought it would be less

 

Yeah you are lucky ... You know some chumps gunna try and just paint it with out proper prep. LOL.. Let them learn the hard way !

 

<----neightbor has sand blaster, ole man has a power washer

 

yeah im gonna just buy a sand blaster .. my buddies dad has one and there not that expensive

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00916706000P

 

i found that the best substrate to use for soft materials is the ground walnut shells. it is hard enough to clean the surface, but will not pit or damage the metal or plastic underneath