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    very nice shop space there bro.
    when in doubt polish it out/ why replace it when you can refinish it
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    I can't see any pics on the 1st page....just red Xs
    Last edited by JeffL; 03-07-2006 at 07:44 PM.
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    I cant see most of the pics, but thats probably because Im at work. Damn blocking software.

    I agree DONT USE PLAYSAND! Ive read alot about silicosis, nasty stuff. To the person in Orlando, FL . Tractor Supply Stores sell glass bead and aluminum oxide. Its not that expensive if your not blasting to waste.
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    started with a caswell gun, worked my way upto a Nordson Sure Coat gun.


    Home built 8wide8high13long oven.

    got the little guy stile there also. old hoome oven still too..

    http://www.cecoatings.com/images/coa...0In%20oven.jpg
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    hello ,i am very new to powder coating , looking to buildoven ,any info about where to find plans would be appricated ,thanks
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    You guys are gonna laugh at me when you see this oven LOL. It's acctualy an electrical cabinet. (I'm an electrician by trade) It's 3'x4'x16" with 7500W of heat. Now that I have visited this site and seen some of the ovens others are building, I am ashamed of mine LOL I wil eventually be building a 5'x6'x6' I think. Before winter. I only have a 18'x15' shop to work out of and I have a CNC mini MIll in there too. Kinda tight for space. Get's pretty hot in there when curing as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rx7carl
    I cant see most of the pics, but thats probably because Im at work. Damn blocking software.

    I agree DONT USE PLAYSAND! Ive read alot about silicosis, nasty stuff. To the person in Orlando, FL . Tractor Supply Stores sell glass bead and aluminum oxide. Its not that expensive if your not blasting to waste.
    I do know that you do not want to use glass bead on cast alum. Like intakes for example. The glass beads breakup and get imbedded in the alum and no amount of outgassing wil free them, untill you have powder sprayed on, then they will come up into the powder Ask me how I know lol
    Dan Pesonen
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    Quote Originally Posted by Banditperformance
    I do know that you do not want to use glass bead on cast alum. Like intakes for example. The glass beads breakup and get imbedded in the alum and no amount of outgassing wil free them, untill you have powder sprayed on, then they will come up into the powder Ask me how I know lol
    I have never heard that before, but I appreciate the warning!!! Tell us the whole story Bandit.
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    I did an intake that I bead blasted, was full of specs after. I tried twice with glass beads, then I tried silica and it worked fine, no specs in the PC
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    Here's our set up. Just got it all done yesterday (9/8/06)....ran the second test batch today to work out some problems, this batch turned out great.



    Thanks, D.J.
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