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Powder coating

74 Bronco Billy

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Does anyone have any experience with the Eastwood powder coating system? Know of a better gun? Or system?

Thanks,

Forrest
 

jrussells

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No experience with the Eastwood, but I used the harbor freight system to do my wheels. Worked pretty good once I got the hang of it. They've held up good so far, what little I've driven it
 

samamarshall

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What have you guys used for an oven? Been thinking of picking up a cheap HF gun and trying some DIY powder coating. A regular old electric oven off craigslist? I'm guessing that could fit most stuff and one wheel at a time...
 

meadowblaster

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I have an Eastwood gun that I bought probably 15 years ago. I use an old electric oven and it works great. I have used Eastwood powder and HB powder and both work well. I have done engine brackets, pulleys, intakes, valve covers, etc. on the Bronco and turned out well.
 
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74 Bronco Billy

74 Bronco Billy

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How did you cover the intake ports? Silicone tape?

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catfan

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Sears discontinued their powder coating gun but you can still get it on Ebay
and it doesn't need a air compressor. Works good for small stuff just don't
drop it.
Here's the item # 360964799766
 

meadowblaster

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You can purchase high temp tape to tape gasket surfaces and such. The Eastwood kit comes with silicone plugs that are tapered to plug holes with.
 
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