AlwaysSomethin Graystone 06 Crew

[Dakota]

He built a mini powder coat oven using an old oven. You can buy the stuff to powder coat at hf.

 

[Khaos]

rly: That's fucking bamf.

I need one :laugh:

 

[2005_Silverado]

imo...DONT use an oven u still plan to cook with

 

[Silver04]

I want to buy the eastwood pc kit and use a counter top over to do some small parts. What pc kit do you have?

 

[AlwaysSomethin]

I use Eastwood hot coat kit. Just using an old home oven.

Dakota it's getting matched. Fuck the chrome. Bored with it. Lol

Eddie I removed extra coil stud mounts. OE finish is quite uneven. Would take quite a bit of sanding/polishing.

 

[AlwaysSomethin]

Last night
Today
She Gone....

The end.....

 

[Dakota]

Fawk :sad:

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[Khaos]

Noooooooooooooooooo

 

[mike.]

Ram time?

 

[AlwaysSomethin]

Ram dealers don't wanna fucking deal. GInna chill til I get a good deal.

 

[bagged00]

Yes ready for new wheels :secret:

 

[Ginger]

riding your 10 speed mountain bike?

 

[a-fuso]

Having the 2 leftover holes filled tomorrow and will blast/powder to match timing cover

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Cleaned/conditioned coils, powdered the metal sleeves and brackets, stainless hardware otw.

I know its from a while back, but I've got a set of valve covers I cut the bosses off of and welded in the holes, but I'm curious how smooth did the powder come out over the factory rough texture? I'm not sure how much I need to sand down the casting before having it powdered?
Also, how did you separate the coils from their metal covers?

 

[Ginger]

it all depends on how thick you have the powder.


ive had some stuff powdered and you can see where the grinded touched it. other stuff, you cant tell at all.

 

[a-fuso]

Well my teal is a two layer process, since it has the chrome base coat underneath it