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Removing powdercoating

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Mattdub:
Media blast  :daumenhoch:

billy-bmx:
sand blast it

sonic-1:
dip then a very light blow over with a not to abrasive media , walnut shell is sposed to work well without damaging metal

superbikedan:
blimey  i feel like a school teacher,  ok to answer one question a time.

first jim,   chemical strip or sand blast,  both around 10 pounds on mates rates ;)

ratty,  yes you can powder over powder.  the only way to get a good finish is to

coat the frame hot,  i done brownies race inc last friday and wasn't happy with

the first coat because the rear end was pitted so recoated it,  therefore

powder on powder :)  also romblokes,  oldsky, my own frame and a few more

members have had two coats  :coolsmiley:

back to jim.  does it need stripping

jimwise68:
Dan, got a project I am thinking of taking on and just doing some research first.

It will need stripping of dodgy black powdercoat, before re-powdercoating.

Also, on a different project, the grey for my Diamond Back will be like a shiney primer grey (hint of blue), do you have anything like that? This is a deffo re-powder. When it finally turns up anyway.


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