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Old 03-10-2005, 05:52 PM
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Hey Eric,

Can you powdercoat something as big as a fuel rail? Mine is blue & I want to make it red. Lemme know if / when / how much.....thanks!

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My oven is 23"x16"x13" if I remember correctly, so anything that can fit in there. I have red and translucent red (looks like anodized red). How about $25? I will be home this weekend and able to do it on Sunday or possibly Saturday.
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Oh and another thing. What kind of paint is on it now? If it is already powdercoated it is going to be a bitch to get that off without sandblasting it, but if it is just painted it should come off with some sandpaper and chemicals.
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It's just rattle can paint. The measurements are.....15 x 15 x 2. I'll see if I can hook up with you this weekend. And I'd want the translucent red.
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Is it possible to powercoat rims like these?



The outer lip is polished, but I'd like to see about powdercoating the spokes a darker shade of grey. Been meaning to ask if you can mask these off, but if you're in the profession ... I wasn't sure it's an all or nothing process.

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I can only do small things, wheels 15" and smaller. There is a place up in Marysville I think, Craig Craft which does powdercoating of stuff like that. My friend got his 17" Porsche wheels powdercoated black from there and they did a very good job. He did not get his lips polished even though I told him he would regret it, so I am not even sure if they do that there, but I would think they do.
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You betcha....gotta try to keep up with those black SS's. You know me, going fast may be my prime concern, but I want to look good doing it.

POLISHED LIPS?! Oh that sounds PAINFUL!!!!




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