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    Default powdercoating plastic engine pieces

    anyone know how to do plastic engine pieces? i was wanting to do some on my engine. anyone got any suggestions?
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    I've done hyunday valve covers wich are plastic and some ABS plastic parts , what I did was cure for 400 for 10 mins.
    I had no problems still this parts were very hard a thiner plastic will not hold at this temp.
    clean and prep as normal
    pre heat to 150
    and coat as normal .
    cure at 400 for 10 mins.
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    Howdid you get a ground? thought plastic was a insolator.
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    I thought the same but it worked fine
    still with the wagner at 50Kv it worked better
    but with the hobby gun and heated to 150 still worked fine.
    I'll try to take some pictures today
    cuz I'm working with one .
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    Quote Originally Posted by jtagger19
    I thought the same but it worked fine
    still with the wagner at 50Kv it worked better
    but with the hobby gun and heated to 150 still worked fine.
    I'll try to take some pictures today
    cuz I'm working with one .
    Have any pics? I am interested to see how it looks.
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    I'm working on them
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    How about those pictures jtagger
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    Did anything ever come of this?
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    this will only work on limited pieces, the thermal melt point on most parts are very low.
    Thier are only two real sports!
    boxing and auto racing
    all the rest are just games.

    Drive it like you stole it!
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    Still no pictures?
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