At home Powder Coat kits

FED 387 · 03-01-2013, 01:22 PM

OK --Rob talked to my G'son --he has an Eastwood unit--- he highly suggested you get the dual voltage model-- reason being its only about $60 more and it allows you to do larger pieces he has done rims 18 inches in diameter but they quality wise didnt look like a smaller piece-he has the single voltage model--best way to prep stuff is to scuff it up although you can coat smooth/shiny parts--then clean it off with either acetone or denatured alcohol leaves no residue on the part and your ready to go-----he made a cover that fastens on to a household ELECTRIC oven door ---fastens on to the door when it is open keeps the heat in so you can do longer pieces---good luck Comp387

03-01-2013, 01:22 PM	#4
FED 387 VIP Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 3,425 Likes: 550 Liked 334 Times in 181 Posts	Re: At home Powder Coat kits OK --Rob talked to my G'son --he has an Eastwood unit--- he highly suggested you get the dual voltage model-- reason being its only about $60 more and it allows you to do larger pieces he has done rims 18 inches in diameter but they quality wise didnt look like a smaller piece-he has the single voltage model--best way to prep stuff is to scuff it up although you can coat smooth/shiny parts--then clean it off with either acetone or denatured alcohol leaves no residue on the part and your ready to go-----he made a cover that fastens on to a household ELECTRIC oven door ---fastens on to the door when it is open keeps the heat in so you can do longer pieces---good luck Comp387