Easy as pie. Spray it on and let 'er cook. It's nearly impossible to mess up. Prep work and cleanliness is key when it comes to pc'ing.
What this guy said.Easy as pie. Spray it on and let 'er cook. It's nearly impossible to mess up. Prep work and cleanliness is key when it comes to pc'ing.
Could have powdered right over the light spots, no prep or anything.And it is easy to fuck up. I had some clown powder coat a luggage rack for me and he missed some spots and didn't use enough powder. Looked terrible, so I refused to pay for it and took it to a pro.
Exactly, you can powder right over top of powder. Easy peazy. You have to be kind of retarded to screw it up lol.Could have powdered right over the light spots, no prep or anything.
It is hard to mess it up and not be able to easily fix it.
Electric oven on craigslist 20 $ sheet metal, fiberglass insullation, wire, etc are free, I do hvac. Ill probably spend the same or less than sending it in but in the end ill have my stuff coated and all the equipment. Cost wasnt my question all I was asking is how difficult it was which you partially answered.Have you considered the cost of building an oven big enough to accept the frame? Gun? Powder? Take it to a pro who already has the setup, unless you plan to use this stuff enough to make it really worth building and investing in.
And it is easy to fuck up. I had some clown powder coat a luggage rack for me and he missed some spots and didn't use enough powder. Looked terrible, so I refused to pay for it and took it to a pro.