Wild

does any one know

johnnybegood

try calling mike at spectrum coatings. He does powder coating for my company and will coat just about anything any quantity and is reasonable.

johnnybegood

whoops here is the number he is in washington mo
636 239 1230

Mike J

PowerCoating is the easy part.
To make it last is the tricky part, You gotta take them apart
Sand or Bead blast, Clean all the
holes and PLUG them.
Most Important is the primer for
Alunimum.
Then you can Powder Coat.
Trust me make sure the Rod Holes
are CLEAN and then plug all ends
or you will start losing the coating in a year or so.
Mike J.

bobby daniels

CALL AIRBORNE COATINGS IN CHARLOTTE THEY DO EVETRHING
AND ARE CHEAP 704 AREA CODE

Wild

would it be better to paint them????????

cigarette1

Yes

BruceK

Powder coating is definitely the better way over paint. The most important thing to Powder Coating is the pretreatment. As for pricing, it can vary quite a bit, depending on if the parts are stripped/bead blasted, corrosion. if any, whether you want a 1 coat which is basically your primary colors or a 2 coat process which can include a clear coat or specialty colors (translucents) which require a base and then its topcoat. If there is anything I can do to assist, let me know. I'm a sponsor of OffshoreOnly through my company (Thunder Coatings) and would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have, prior to you having them done by anyone.
Bruce

mcollinstn

You can prep, prime, and paint it with it assembled.

You gotta bake it at 450 degrees during a powder coat process. I'm guessing that you would need to disassemble it to do so, but maybe there is some kind of synthetic oil of some sort that you could fill it with during the baking process that would keep the heat distribution even and keep it from harming anything. Not sure, just maybe there is.

Gordo

Randy,
Contact Jim Kruze down at the lake. I'm on duty so I don't have his number, but KC Hotboat and possibly FunHome might.
He does some really impressive stuff.