Sandblasting Frame POR15 vs Powder Coating
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SamI think I will get the next one PC myself.
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Better to just use a good quality paint , than it it gets damaged or you want to alter your frame in any way it can simply be touched up .
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That is a good reason NOT to powder coat your frame also , if a stone chips your powder coat and moisture then gets under it it will bubble up from the rust , it is then a nightmare to repair or remove the powder coat.
Better to just use a good quality paint , than it it gets damaged or you want to alter your frame in any way it can simply be touched up .
Better to just use a good quality paint , than it it gets damaged or you want to alter your frame in any way it can simply be touched up .
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I got my truck frame, rad support, finder aprons, bat tray, tranny crossmember and spare tire carrier back from the blast shop today, cost me 200 bucks, all the parts were very clean and ready to go.... i'm going to be painting the parts with Nason ful poxy and then with Imron semi-gloss black, hope to paint this weekend.
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The way I see it there are three reasons for cleaning / painting / coating the frame, I know it looks good (to you and the “experts”), it makes it much easier and nicer to work on (most important) and stops the rust, although that’s mostly a visual thing, how many frames have rust through, even on derelicts that have been in a farmer’s field forever, the frames just have surface rust.
Do you ever get mud in Texas, got gravel or dirt roads, ……..keep in mind that the real truth is that the first time you go on a dirt / gravel road (in a rain storm) the frame is covered in mud.
Use the money for beer, just clean the frame and use a rust covering paint, unless you want to spend all your time latter washing and cleaning the frame.
Because he’s not paying for it, someone else is.
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A valid arguement and I'm not disagreeing, but I started over because my first '48's frame was rusted all the way through in several areas....particularly where the spring shackles were. So i got a second truck and started over, this time with a better frame. Just 1 of 3 reasons why I'm 4 years behind schedule.
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It all depends on where you are located, how many local sandblasting/powdercoating companies are around you, and how desperate they are for work. I have talked to 3 different large companies locally and I have been quoted b/w $600 - $700 to have it sandbasted and powdercoated 1 base color (i.e. Black).
You must provide them with a completely clean frame, free of any rubber parts, grease, goo, oil, random parts, etc, and the turn around time is usually 7-10 days.
My quotes may be a little on the high, but keep in mind that I am in the Northern Republic of Virginia.
You must provide them with a completely clean frame, free of any rubber parts, grease, goo, oil, random parts, etc, and the turn around time is usually 7-10 days.
My quotes may be a little on the high, but keep in mind that I am in the Northern Republic of Virginia.
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