[QUOTE=8BALL,Jan 15 2008, 04:58 PM] Not really sure - hmmm matte vs. gloss

 

We do not have to do the centercaps but if we choose too. Plastic can be powdercoated but a different way. I will have to double check this but I am pretty sure I read about heating the plastic up in a 200 degree oven then powder, and cure again at 200 degrees.

I would think at 200* the plastic gets quite soft but is should not melt. Correct me if I am wrong.

 

[QUOTE=stlvtec,Jan 16 2008, 12:07 AM] I am assuming you are talking about your old FF5 wheels.

 

Cool. Hopefully we can get a warmer day to do this in the near future if not we will have to wait until spring. I will save some matte black.

 

I also vote for Matte 8Ball

 

[QUOTE=Doug1627,Jan 15 2008, 10:24 AM]Wow, sounds like some machine.

 

Correct, but it is still powder. The powder becomes solid once heat is applied. The powder does stick just not very good. I was speaking with Debbie via PM's earlier. I would like to give it a try sometime. If it doesn't work we can try something else.

 

As I said I've got other chambers available too, but I definately don't want to get any powder stuck to the inside of those. They're not mine.

The HALT chamber is mine. No one will care or know if it looks like Walt Disney threw up in it.

Oh, sorry for the visual.

 

^ LOL

 

noob question, can u powder coat calipers?