Zinfer
Well-known member
I don't suppose there's any way to get the coin door flaps out of this to recoat?
Even the door frame is hard welded to the door.
Even the door frame is hard welded to the door.
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Could probably be better with a rattle can rustoleum of satin black. Less clean up. Rustoleum does tend not to nick and scratch as easily.
It could have been painted originally. I'll find out I guess when I go to sandblast the parts.
Would definitely be easier than trying to powdercoat both the door and frame at once.
first of all, can you tell me where you get the flat black textured powder and secondly, I have a conventional oven, not a powdercoat oven, how do you powdercoat the entire door and frame? I have a Harbor Freight gun and imho it sucks bad as it can't get inside corners very well at all. Very bad grounding and powder doesn't seem to be attracted to neg.
Let me know what kind of gun your using.
Yea, I used to have a good powder-coater here locally but he's retired since and sold it to some f*%-nut that destroyed my original dedicated Star Trek coin door frame. I figured I'd start him out on something that's practically non-destructible and he managed to destroy it anyhow. Pitted it to hell and back, repowdercoating it over and over again 5 times from what he referred to as out-gassing. Took it to another local powdercoater that used GLOSS BLACK and in the process cracked the entire frame in half during oven curing.
So essentially both powdercoaters here suck balls and that explains why I'm down to doing everything myself.
Yea, I used to have a good powder-coater here locally but he's retired since and sold it to some f*%-nut that destroyed my original dedicated Star Trek coin door frame. I figured I'd start him out on something that's practically non-destructible and he managed to destroy it anyhow. Pitted it to hell and back, repowdercoating it over and over again 5 times from what he referred to as out-gassing. Took it to another local powdercoater that used GLOSS BLACK and in the process cracked the entire frame in half during oven curing.
So essentially both powdercoaters here suck balls and that explains why I'm down to doing everything myself.