Hey if ya'll are lookin for some ways to DIY powdercoating here is a new product sears puts out-- Click on this

You just need some way of baking the parts.

just wanted pass on the info


Marshall

 

that's nice, but Eastwood.com has a better selection of colors, including traslucent.

 

I do my own powdercoating. While the Sears gun looks interesting, thier powder prices are outrageous.

 

Slightly off topic but similar.
My brother is a gun collector and has nickel plated several old guns. All you do is hook a battery up to the metal you are plating and paint on a nickel solution. It has pretty good coverage but takes several coats to get a nice shiny surface. Im tempted to try it on something like calipers or something.

So 6$ for 7 square feet is outrageous for powder? It must be really cheap elsewhere then..

 

anyone checked them out yet?

http://eastwood.com/jump.jsp?itemTyp...ORY&itemID=458

 

How would it keep moisture out of the air? IMHO the eastwood gun is better. And I love how easy they make it sound. It takes a bit of learning to have a good PC job. Especially on parts with deep recesses.

 

o come on carl, i know u know how to keep any moisture from getting into the PC gun, the same way u would on a paint gun or anyother air powered tool.

 

that eastwood setup looks nice

 

i bought one from harbor freight ..loll but its works bought my color from www.columbiacoatings.com

and just buy a electric house hold oven pop the back open,unhook the range/wiring to the top hard wire the bottom/oven... if you look at the back of the switches there actually 110wbut there wired together to make it 220w...all i did is cut an extension cord in half and wired it just to the switch for the oven....ghetto i know but it works ..works well actually

 

ps the guns come with a moisture protection thingy