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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
Has anyone tried one of these Harbor Freight Powder Coat Kits. I
doesn't say in the ad that it needs a oven. Do they work or is it just a waste of money? thanks for input. Glenn Houston, Tx |
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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
A buddy of mine bought the $150 one from Eastwood for his small
business, said that it was good. Yes, you need an oven of some kind, he used an old electric kitchen oven. Richard m5bmw wrote: Has anyone tried one of these Harbor Freight Powder Coat Kits. I doesn't say in the ad that it needs a oven. Do they work or is it just a waste of money? thanks for input. Glenn Houston, Tx |
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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
Any true powder coating system needs an oven. Some have used a UV(?) lamp
to bake the powder. I think the HF setup would be realy nice for small parts (the size of an old kitchen stove's oven). Just don't use the oven to cook food in after you've baked some powdercoated stuff in it. -- Lynn "I have opposable thumbs, and I'm not scared to use em" Amick http://www.amickracing.com "m5bmw" wrote in message ... Has anyone tried one of these Harbor Freight Powder Coat Kits. I doesn't say in the ad that it needs a oven. Do they work or is it just a waste of money? thanks for input. Glenn Houston, Tx |
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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
How hot do you have to have the oven. I'm looking at building a bed
and I'm weighing my painting options. Shound I powder coat it or use a good exopy paint. thanks for the input. Glenn Houston, Tx On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 22:45:59 GMT, m5bmw wrote: Has anyone tried one of these Harbor Freight Powder Coat Kits. I doesn't say in the ad that it needs a oven. Do they work or is it just a waste of money? thanks for input. Glenn Houston, Tx |
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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
The temp needs to be about 400F to cure the plastic.
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Harbor Freight powder coating kit?
I've got one and it works fine and considering that I only paid $45
for it! I was $49.95 on sale and and used a $5 off coupon. I've seen the exact same kit go for nearly a $100 on eBay. I bought a used electric range for $25 which works fine with a few mod's to the oven so I can hang stuff. And if you don't care about the back side of whatever you are coating... just set it on the oven rack. I got my powder from Columba Coatings. The chrome powder coating (after some practice pieces) looks very nice. B.G. m5bmw wrote in message . .. Has anyone tried one of these Harbor Freight Powder Coat Kits. I doesn't say in the ad that it needs a oven. Do they work or is it just a waste of money? thanks for input. Glenn Houston, Tx |
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