CarKid1989
CarKid1989 HalfDork
3/4/10 10:58 p.m.

I am doing a bunch of powder coating soon and need some powder.

Gloss black.

Nothing fancy, just regular old gloss black.

Any idea on where to get some cheap? Say a couple pounds? Anyone have any hookups somewhere?

I recall hearing that declaimed powder sucks and to stay from it. True?

Thanks

Opus
Opus Dork
3/4/10 11:14 p.m.

thought I saw some at Harbor Freight. quick check of their site and found this.

Good Luck here

CarKid1989
CarKid1989 HalfDork
3/4/10 11:29 p.m.

harbor freight only has matte black. i have a bunch of that already. need gloss

thanks though

4eyes
4eyes Reader
3/4/10 11:37 p.m.

In reply to CarKid1989: You really need an Eastwood catalog http://www.eastwood.com/hotcoat-powder-coating.html

ditchdigger
ditchdigger Reader
3/5/10 12:50 a.m.

http://www.powderbuythepound.com

Your welcome

Columbia coatings is another good source but I tend to avoid their super high gloss powders as they can be troublesome to work with

914Driver
914Driver SuperDork
3/5/10 5:49 a.m.

Coupla pounds!! ????

Putting a new finish on the house are ya?

dimeadozen
dimeadozen New Reader
3/5/10 8:41 a.m.

If you need it fast, don't order from Caswell Plating- I ordered some clear matte powder from them, and it took a week and a half to receive, with no communication explaining why.

kb58
kb58 Reader
3/5/10 10:14 a.m.

Stop by your local powdercoating place and ask if they'll sell you some.

digdug18
digdug18 Reader
3/7/10 2:14 p.m.

eastwood seems to have excellent prices, their forums have links to other places that sell it as well. What do you need 2 lbs of powder for?

Andrew

CarKid1989
CarKid1989 HalfDork
3/7/10 2:46 p.m.

powder coating lots of brackets for my CB200 and GS550 and some odds and ends. Im known to over estimate material needs... 149sq/ft for a pound of powder i was looking at on powderbythepound. thats a lot of coverage. like a lot a lot.

three pounds max. i can use the rest on odds and ends and car stuff

digdug18
digdug18 Reader
3/7/10 4:13 p.m.

I was gonna say, I had 4 30 foot sections of railing done in black, and they only used 1.5 pounds. But he also said he swept up about a 1/4 off the floor and will reuse it at a later point in time. Do you have an oven big enough to bake all the parts?

Andrew

CarKid1989
CarKid1989 HalfDork
3/7/10 5:11 p.m.

toaster oven as of now, but looking for a decent kitchen oven now.

jamscal
jamscal Dork
3/7/10 7:32 p.m.

Tiger-Drylac I used to deal with for the big boxes...but they also sell (or used to) 10 lb boxes and also 3 lb sample packs. Top quality stuff.

JeremyB
JeremyB New Reader
3/7/10 10:02 p.m.

I've had pretty good luck with... http://www.pendrypowdercoatings.com/shop/

Most of the prices are for two pound bags and shipping was pretty fast for me.

CarKid1989
CarKid1989 HalfDork
3/19/10 8:47 p.m.
JeremyB wrote: I've had pretty good luck with... http://www.pendrypowdercoatings.com/shop/ Most of the prices are for two pound bags and shipping was pretty fast for me.

Just bought two pounds of motorcycle black from them. it just came in, i ordered late monday. not bad.

Ill waiting for my buddy to get some brackets sand blasted and hopefully next week we will get everything coated.

Pics to follow

44Dwarf
44Dwarf HalfDork
3/20/10 6:53 a.m.

powder coat is just like regular paint theres thousands of good brands and some cheap ass brand. Some are more chip resistant some are better for abrasion etc. Talk with the suppler and tell them what your doing.

44

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