My First PC PART!!!!

looks good nob ..... hey i was on my cell when you called sorry to cut you short .... i got my dad to go to erie and get it ... thanks

[Noob2PC]

Here is my second batch of parts.

nob can you email me ..... my contact info is on my web page ... i got a ? about sunny fl..... for ya... thanks

it look's good .... to bad you had to waste money on there powder .... and i know all about ups ... they had a package for 3 days ..... and caswell is only one state from me .....

[Noob2PC]

yep can't beat caswells price !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Harbor Freight is also *way* out of line on price. Caswell's powder is usually half the cost of HF, and comes in about a hundred more colors

Hemi-T

You two are correct but the damn UPS truck has not found my house yet :P :P I have caswell powder on order but wanted to practice with something NOW!

yep can't beat caswells price !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Hemi-T]

Harbor Freight is also *way* out of line on price. Caswell's powder is usually half the cost of HF, and comes in about a hundred more colors

Hemi-T

[Noob2PC]

Congradulations on your first part. It came out real nice.
Outgassing isn't such a big issue on mild steel (am I correct that the part is steel?)
etyrrany

Thankies. nope it is aluminum. My 2nd part is also aluminum but it was about 1/2" think and I think I should have pre-heated it before coating. Well luck for me it is a good friend who is letting me experiment on his parts!! Glad I ordered yellow from here as the Harbor Frieght Yellow is too orange for me but he likes it. I will be doing a few more parts today. Man this is cool.

[etyrrany]

Congradulations on your first part. It came out real nice.

All the powders when sprayed on a part look fuzzy. Sometimes the fuzzy-ness looks so good in some colors that I wish it would look like that after being cured.

Outgassing isn't such a big issue on mild steel (am I correct that the part is steel?) and billet aluminum but it is a big hassle when dealing with cast aluminum such as valve covers and aluminum intakes.

Welcome to the wonderful world of powder coating and the relentless pursuit for even better results.

etyrrany

[Noob2PC]

you can follow the steps here.

http://www.caswellplating.com/bbs/vi...hp?p=8684#8684

Here is a few close up pics.