Help, with spoke rims

[warchild]

I did five 1929 model A ford rims and had same problem. i just coated them 2 times. next time i mite try heating them up like that. may save me a lot of oven time. 5 wheels at 30min each 2 times in the oven. thats like 300mins of oven not counting the cool down time. (20min ea.) and i only made $200. for that job. i done named the price befor i know what i had to do. i'll never do that agin.

[trsick]

Re: Help with Spoke rims.

Thanks:
I should have know to warm them up Duh... Sometimes I just get ahead of myself. Yes Jim, same set of rims that I had the "orange" problem. But no, I have not redone the one rim that I had the orange issue with. I hope to get to that one today. I will let you know what happens.
Bob
www.capecodpowdercoating.com

[hvac36]

agree warm the part then shoot that area first.
Are these the same wheel you had the yellowing on? If so did you re-strip them ?

[jtagger19]

I would suggest to heat the part to 180 F and coat it
that should help .
on a high end gun you would just have to adjust the KV

[trsick]

I am doing some Ford Model T spoke rims. The spokes are welded to the inner & outer rims. I am having a really tough time geting the powder to cover the weld spots. They are being done in Caswell Vanilla. Any help will be greatly appreciated.