Can you lacquer powdercoat?
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Can you lacquer powdercoat?
As above, sometimes if the metal is really bad or you just can't get a good finish, once powdercoated some parts seem to come out with almost a dull sort of finish.
To combat this I was wondering if you could lacquer the powdercoat to make it shine like paint?
If you can't then i'll just have the parts powdercoated and then primer/spray them as usual
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To combat this I was wondering if you could lacquer the powdercoat to make it shine like paint?
If you can't then i'll just have the parts powdercoated and then primer/spray them as usual
Thanks
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not sure mate, i presume they could do it to any colour as its just a process, they do it to silver in my coaters as it give a much nicer and deeper finish to the silver.
yes normal laquer would be fine to use, obviously it cant be used in the same process, but its fine to wet paint on.
yes normal laquer would be fine to use, obviously it cant be used in the same process, but its fine to wet paint on.
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Nice one guy's thanks for the replies!
I'll ask the powdercoaters if he's got some good lacquer or i'll just do it myself then!
I need these parts to be as bufty and shiney as possible as there for the Series 1!!
I'll ask the powdercoaters if he's got some good lacquer or i'll just do it myself then!
I need these parts to be as bufty and shiney as possible as there for the Series 1!!
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I will ask about Satin Black, sometimes i'm limited to the colour shades of what he's got in stock, if I want a colour that he's not got in stock then a new pack of powdercoat is £200!! Like fuck am I paying that!
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where the fuck are you going dan, some mickey mouse powder coaters, bring it over to me and i'll take it to my proper guys, you can virtually any colour, any finish, i.e satin, semi gloss, high gloss, powered or wet finished.
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He's actually pretty good and turns it around in 24hrs without fail everytime, plus it's never more than £20 what I want done! Alot of local engineering firms use him too
The fuel to yours and back to bring and collect parts would cost me the same as getting an expensive job done down here!
We'll see mate, appreciate the offer, when I start the Series 1 we'll have to have a chat about it and do all the parts at once!
The fuel to yours and back to bring and collect parts would cost me the same as getting an expensive job done down here!
We'll see mate, appreciate the offer, when I start the Series 1 we'll have to have a chat about it and do all the parts at once!
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I used to do powder coating and you get clear powder coat.The finish is all down to the prep as allways.If you want a smooth nice look then u best get sanding lol.You get super gloss powders too id advice ordering some specific powder for what you want tbh.Pm me or msn me and il show you a few good shops etc.
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I used to do powder coating and you get clear powder coat.The finish is all down to the prep as allways.If you want a smooth nice look then u best get sanding lol.You get super gloss powders too id advice ordering some specific powder for what you want tbh.Pm me or msn me and il show you a few good shops etc.
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mine were powder coated with metalic colour and laquer
dont spray them laquer as the wheel paint would need to be stripped if you ever wanted to refurb them rather then straight forward powder coat again over the top.
dont spray them laquer as the wheel paint would need to be stripped if you ever wanted to refurb them rather then straight forward powder coat again over the top.
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I do need the wheels doing fella but mostly underside parts, I will probably mix some nice shiney silver and paint the wheels myself on the Series 1
Thanks fella
Dan, it's always been a mistery to me, although I think it has been on discovery!...
Thanks fella
Dan, it's always been a mistery to me, although I think it has been on discovery!...
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Dan, FYI
I painted normal out of the tin 2k paint over something i had that was powdercoated black. It reacted very badly! So test it on a small area or something else first!
I painted normal out of the tin 2k paint over something i had that was powdercoated black. It reacted very badly! So test it on a small area or something else first!
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Ok Lee cheers mate, i'll have a chat with the powdercoater before I go painting over any of his work, ain't paying for it to be powdercoated for me to just fuck it up!
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