[6pack] [TR] Powder Coating

[David Friedlander]

Thanks to all who responded regarding powder coating. I learned
a lot from you all, got some good web-links, and several great tributes
to Fred Thomas, to boot.

Cheers all, and thanks again,

Dave Friedlander


On Sat, Mar 28, 2015 at 12:59 PM, George Richardson <gpr at key-men.com> wrote:

>  By all means buy Eastwood. I had some other tool for years and while it
> worked, it wasted powder and didn't apply evenly. I got a dual volt gun
> from Eastwood and it works great.
>
> I got my oven scouring mmy town on heavy trash collection day in my town.
> Looks like crap, but is big enough to do my wire wheels. Everyone asks me
> if I had them chromed. :-)
>
> George Richardson
> Key Men - Keys for Classicswww.key-men.com
>
> 1957 Triumph TR3
> 1961 Jaguar Mark 2
> 1975 Triumph TR6
> 1997 Land Rover Discovery
>
> On 3/27/2015 3:52 PM, David Friedlander wrote:
>
>  Hey List ~!
>
>  No doubt some of you have used powder coating and done the work
> yourselves. Anyone got a brand of gun/paint they'd like to recommend?
> Do's and don'ts? What sort of oven/heat-source do you use to cure the
> parts?
>
>  Thanks for any insights. I'd like to do a set of wheels I just media
> blasted but wanted some inputs on how to proceed from here (bare metal).
>
>  Thanks for any inputs!!
>
>  Dave Friedlander
>  '59 TR3A
>  '64 TR6
>
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