powder coating kit
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Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
powder coating just isnt that costly that id tkae a chance with something like that.
powder coating just isnt that costly that id tkae a chance with something like that.
I wonder how baking wheels in a conventional oven would turn out? I'll probably experiment with my steelies before I try powder coating anyones wheels.
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I got a can of this metal cast high temp paint...it makes it look like it's anodized and i had this extra short ram intake and i painted it...it looks AWESOME. I think i'm gonna take my charge pipes off, clean them and paint them too
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Originally posted by 6GenCivic
I think I will. I wonder how baking wheels in a conventional oven would turn out? I'll probably experiment with my steelies before I try powder coating anyones wheels.
I think I will.
I wonder how baking wheels in a conventional oven would turn out? I'll probably experiment with my steelies before I try powder coating anyones wheels.
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Originally posted by fujiwara takumi
proly make your food taste like ****.
proly make your food taste like ****.
Originally posted by 6GenCivic
Thats what I had planned. My Mom's oven is 20 years old and shes about to get a new one. I'll keep the old one in my garage and if it burns out I'll look for one in a garage sale. Cooking and powder coating in the same oven is BAD.
Thats what I had planned. My Mom's oven is 20 years old and shes about to get a new one. I'll keep the old one in my garage and if it burns out I'll look for one in a garage sale. Cooking and powder coating in the same oven is BAD.
Its cool, I don't read every post either unless its my thread.
