Did you "build" a powder coating booth?Wel I electrocuted myself 13 times, gave the dog lung cancer, probably increased my electric bill by 26% and figured out at least half of the wrong ways to powder coat.
But at least i don't have to pay for it anymore.View attachment 75099View attachment 75100View attachment 75101
i was wondering about that. i will remove it. i would have masked off the spigot and vflange but wasn't sure about using blue/green tape in the oven due to gasses from the glue. I have the correct tape on the way.You MIGHT want to try and get any coating from the inner surface of the intakes removed. The fuel will strip that away and send it through the engine. It would eventually consume it but not before it could cause damage.
my biggest driver for powder was exactly that. Paint tends to scratch, fade and discolors from gas, chemicals and degreasers. I could be wrong. wouldn't be the first time.Looks great.
Myself I'm not a fan of non-flexible coating that in my experience tends to crack and peel off. Yes, I know if depends on the quality of the application.
Again, looks great!
Umm the white one? not really sure. I'll look tomorrow.Man Dave, Those look great. What gun did you use?
I would think a harbor freight gun. but it has a built in regulator knob. so maybe an early harbor freight gun or the one they copied?Man Dave, Those look great. What gun did you use?
Enter your email address to join: