Every garage should have this set up for small parts, Its just to easy. Only trick i've found for good results is to be careful not to put to much power on (which it will stand up to let you know), if you do you can blow on the area and re apply.
Home powdercoating setup
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I've never really been a fan of powdercoating, mainly since you have to give up control of the project. But since I got started on my new pre-unit project I've been giving it a hard look. (Robbie, I know we talked about this!)
Anyway, I figured if I could do it myself it might be worthwhile. A fun project if nothing else. SO here goes: First I got a double oven off of CL; figured I could make the thing one large cavity.
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Job one is the teardown
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After removing the porcelain-on-steel oven boxes, I cut the facing ends like a "T"
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Spread the panels and reinstalled
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With the original rock wool packing of course
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Anyway, I figured if I could do it myself it might be worthwhile. A fun project if nothing else. SO here goes: First I got a double oven off of CL; figured I could make the thing one large cavity.
Job one is the teardown
After removing the porcelain-on-steel oven boxes, I cut the facing ends like a "T"
Spread the panels and reinstalled
With the original rock wool packing of course
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