Looks great.

 

looks awesome

 

is this you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t12C6BryHeY

 

can you take a picture of your oven.. just curious the setup your using and how large an oven.

 

Pm me a price on a Valve cover.

 

Love the color

 

i'd be interested in bringing items to you. how large is your oven? can you do wheels?

 

Lookin good

 

good job.. powder coating ain't hard, really nothing to it, but to do it. It takes some know how though when you gotta do complex pieces and you gotta prep it w/ plugs and all that nonsense

 

Nope that's not him, he's got an Evo VIII now and I don't think the IX he had was white.

 

That's awesome. You should def have a write up of the process so other uses such as myself can reference to it. Thanks!

 

buy kit from eastwood.com
buy a used electric oven on craigslist.

DONE

 

I don't have any pictures of my current setup, but I am able to powder coat 17" rims with no problems!

PM sent!

PM sent!

I did my best to answer everyone's questions, if I missed you please feel free to pm me!

However, vendoring is not allowed on here unless I am a registered paying vendor, which I am currently in the process of working on with the marketing department of evom.

If I can gain enough members who would be interested in the powder coating service, then it would be worth the cost of becoming a vendor. For those who would be interested, I will offer nothing but the highest quality, & service. All at a recession proof price!!

Thank you,
-Daniel

 

It's not as easy as some say it is. You need the space, and correct power voltage to run a electric oven, and I do not recommended doing any of this in the same oven you bake your turkey or meatloaf in. I am not trying to stop anyone from trying to do this for themselves. It's just if you don't have the supporting tools, or space/time, then don't waste your time. It would be cheaper for you to just pay a shop who deals with this type of work instead!

Either way, like I said if anyone has any questions, please feel free to pm me. I am more then happy to help a fellow evom member!!

PS. I do not want to start any type of internet beef with anyone, so please keep negative feedback to yourself, and keep this thread clean!

Thank you,

-Daniel

 

Nice work, i should post some of my work.
The Prep Work is where it counts, and let the powder do the rest.
Ill also be willing to help out with information and services (if needed), but i am located in Hawaii. So if your in hawaii and need stuff done, dont hesitate to look me up.

Maurice
Email: GNSpowdercoating@yahoo.com