powdercoating?
#2
03-07-2006, 02:38 PM
Originally Posted by 02gtpit
Anybody know anything about it? I wanna do a couple of interior pieces or get them done rather.
ya i think springs or somebody on the boards was selling a powdercoating machine just a lil while ago... well Mike from the boards was gonna buy it and we were gonna do my interior but he decided not to at the time. BUT.... Mike told me he is gonna buy a powdercoating machine sometime in the future... so if u wanted to wait i guess he could do it...
mike = ilovesoccarmoms
#3
03-07-2006, 02:45 PM
Originally Posted by Jason24
ya i think springs or somebody on the boards was selling a powdercoating machine just a lil while ago... well Mike from the boards was gonna buy it and we were gonna do my interior but he decided not to at the time. BUT.... Mike told me he is gonna buy a powdercoating machine sometime in the future... so if u wanted to wait i guess he could do it...
mike = ilovesoccarmoms
mike = ilovesoccarmoms
#5
03-07-2006, 03:36 PM
Originally Posted by Justin99gtconv
you can only powdercoat metal
#6
03-07-2006, 03:40 PM
Originally Posted by whitethunder46
thats what i was thinking... how the hell u gonna power coat interior?
It's not possible to powder coat billet interior pieces?
If I'm not mistaken there was someone on here that had the bezel ring by the shifter powdercoated.
#8
03-07-2006, 04:07 PM
billet yes anything that is metal. the powder is sprayed out of the machine with an electric charge so the powder sticks to the metal and the piece you are spraying must also be grounded or the powder wont stick. then the piece is put in an oven at 400 for 20 mins to cure. as soon as it cools your good to go. i did powdercoatin for a few years
#9
03-07-2006, 04:14 PM
Originally Posted by Justin99gtconv
billet yes anything that is metal. the powder is sprayed out of the machine with an electric charge so the powder sticks to the metal and the piece you are spraying must also be grounded or the powder wont stick. then the piece is put in an oven at 400 for 20 mins to cure. as soon as it cools your good to go. i did powdercoatin for a few years
Thanks dude. I appreciate your help alot. So i guess just about the local body shop could do this? BTW I just noticed that you are in Hamilton, NJ.
I'm not too far away in Hackensack.
#10
03-07-2006, 04:20 PM
I was kinda taken it for granted that you didnt have billet in the interior, since most of us dont
#12
03-07-2006, 06:09 PM
Originally Posted by Jason24
haha! way to rain on our parade there bud!.... 
thanks for the tip though 
thanks for the tip though Hey you live in Nortridge! I run track and go to school at csun. I live in canoga park too. Hmm maybe we can meet up one day? Hey check out lamustangclub.com we have a lot of stangs from our area and around so cal. Really a cool bunch of people
#13
03-07-2006, 06:25 PM
Originally Posted by cuban3jumper
Hey you live in Nortridge! I run track and go to school at csun. I live in canoga park too. Hmm maybe we can meet up one day? Hey check out lamustangclub.com we have a lot of stangs from our area and around so cal. Really a cool bunch of people
ya definitly. me and Mike live in the valley we hang out and try to get stuff done on our cars. another local mustang owner would be good to hang out with and try and help each other. especially because it looks like you have alot more done to your car then we do... :clap: well shoot me a pm and we will set something up!
#14
03-07-2006, 06:28 PM
Originally Posted by Jason24
ya definitly. me and Mike live in the valley we hang out and try to get stuff done on our cars. another local mustang owner would be good to hang out with and try and help each other. especially because it looks like you have alot more done to your car then we do... :clap: well shoot me a pm and we will set something up!
Yea man I have a six too so that'll be cool. I'll hit you up on PM maybe this weekend or something this is one of the few weekends I'm completely free lol. It would be nice to meet some cool stangers to chill with.
Thread hi-jack over LOL.
