Posted by Dave H (MI) on June 01, 2009 at 08:18:03 from (205.188.116.73):
Anyone know anything about this process? I have wanted to try it but have not gotten around to learning about it. I have this tail wheel for my plow that has a new tire coming later this week. While I am waiting I get to thinking the wheel is a little rusty and maybe I should blast it and hit it with some paint. If I do that with the usual soft finish rattle can stuff it will take a real beating when I use it. SO, I heard this powder coat gives a hard finish but don't know anything about it. Do I need special equipment? Can I bake it in the house oven without killing the canary or making the roast taste like paint? Is it durable enough to survive a plow furrow or should I just use the rattle can stuff and keep re applying?
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