hovo
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anyone know a good tutorial on restorting coktail legs??
thanks in advance guys
thanks in advance guys
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I would powder coat instead of paint. Powder coating is a more durable finish. It won't scratch as easily as paint. The powder coaters strip the old paint before coating.
I use a powder coater at work for some parts we get done. It's going to run you $150-200 for a minimum run.
The parts themselves are pretty cheap to powder. It's the minimum that gets you. I was going to have our guys powder coat some of my smaller parts, but I was afraid they'd lose them.
I have a set of Crystal Castles cocktail legs that I do plan to get powder coated with a wrinkle finish. I'm just waiting until I can run it with some other stuff so I'm not paying for the setup.
How did your go about removing the legs? I am concerned about how to place the cabinet on the ground without the legs while they get powder coated. Can I just let the whole cabinet rest on the floor? Should I setup a block pier underneath?
Thanks,
Howard
Like a dolly?