Eastwood powdercoating system

[A-Guy]

Hello everyone, i hope you all are doing well! Has anyone used the Eastwood powdercoating system? If so, please let me know what you think, i was looking at it to do my bumpers on my 72 Chevelle. Thanks in advance for your assistance!

http://www.eastwood.com/dual-voltage...arter-kit.html

Chris

[GregWeld]

You do realize that you need an OVEN large enough to hold a bumper.... This stuff needs to be baked on at about 400*

The powder is just electrostatic application -- but the real deal is the baking.

Save your money and just take them to be done - it's not expensive.

[A-Guy]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

You do realize that you need an OVEN large enough to hold a bumper.... This stuff needs to be baked on at about 400*

The powder is just electrostatic application -- but the real deal is the baking.

Save your money and just take them to be done - it's not expensive.

Greg, I do understand that it has to be cured and i do have access to an oven that can hold bumpers. Our auto craft shop on post has one. I was asking in reference to the performance of the product. Good looking out though!

[intocarss]

I bought one back In the late 90's and still use It today to do small items. It works good.

[Sideshow]

harbor freight has a powder coating gun for 54 bucks if your a member. I buy my powdercoating supplies from powderbuythepound. it bakes a little smoother.

[A-Guy]

Thanks folks, i really appreciate the input.

[Justin@EntropyRad]

Originally Posted by Sideshow

harbor freight has a powder coating gun for 54 bucks if your a member. I buy my powdercoating supplies from powderbuythepound. it bakes a little smoother.

you powder clear over, or shoot liquid car clear??