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AVP Coating
Приєднався 21 бер 2013
Watch me coat
Two tone powder coat process
For finished product pics/video check ig @avpcoating or avpcoating
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Відео
Cerakoting a turbo manifold for a frs
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Cerakoting a turbo manifold for a frs
Cerakote gun setup
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Psi set to 28. In the beginning you can see the setting up of the gun. Both media feed and fan knobs are closed then backed out.
Two Tone Powder Coat action
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3stage 2 tone wheels mid process. Vacuum and wipe. #teamnotape
Powder coating a bmw wheel. The process
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Powder coating a bmw wheel. The process
How to powder clear coat a wheel.
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Applied clear powder with wagner sprint x part is room temp.
Candy blue over super chrome application. 2 stage bmx
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Powder coating a bmx frame and some parts using air to mask certain areas.
How did you do that?
Chrome/cure /dusted black/ sponge or plastic wrap/ vacuum where black was not wanted/cure/candy teal over all/ vacuum letters for chrome to remain/ cure/clear coat/cure
That seems like alot of powder. If I put that much powder it would be dripping.
Great video, can you tell me what vac system are u using? Ty
You waisted a whole video just wiping the thing down and not showing the finished piece, if your going to show this then showed a finished piece on here too
Finished pcs are on instagram. @avpcoating
So smooth and great blowing skill.
Yo man this is seriously good and useful content, the video should be the whole process. And i need to know details like when doing 2 or 3 tones on a rim, how long do you let each tone cure for after flowing out. A bunch of coaters say "partial cure" in their 2 tone videos, but none of them EVER detail what they mean by that. If i am to make a wild guess, i would say they mean that each tone you apply before the final clear coat is only supposed to cure 50% of its designated curing duration. So if a powder was cure at 400°F for 20min, the tone would instead be cured at 400°F for 10min. Please man i need some assistance here.
Personally i always go 20* shy of full cure and pull. Then after the layers are on full cure to the specified highest temp for the desired time.
@@avpcoating2279 So, what you're saying is that you fully cure each of the tones? Because if you are saying "20*" in reference to my example above (20min @ 400°F) (being a full cure after flow out), then you must mean you fully cure each tone before applying and fully curing the next one -- all the way up to the clear coat. Am i correct? Why would other powder coaters suggest "partial curing" for multi-tone projects?
Wat temperature did you put the black on.
Great video! What is the brand of your powder coating system?
im new getting in to this can i add you on fb and you can mentor me on some stuff
Yeah. We just did a podcast on rosskote also
That was a total waste of time. Thanks for nothing
Corona star. I am thinking buying one for my x1. Is it useful??
Very useful. Allows you to get closer while spraying lowers orange peel. Gets in the tight spots easier.
Do you use the variable cloud nozzle?? Does it make any sense??
@@anastasioumachines I believe so it is a fan tip with a shroud that twists. I also had a custom 3.5mm nozzle made that I prefer. Wider cloud.
What vaccum you used
Mini shop vac stinger
Do. You cure clear at lower Temps I keep. Having issues with haze on top of a satin black I'm applying to. They said it could be exhaust but figured I get your insight? What temp are you curing and how long?
I shoot at room temperature part cools all the way down. For satin and matte clears you go lighter as most of them have a thinner mil thickness requirement. Too thick it will look milky.
@@avpcoating2279 thanks. I meant what Temps do u cure clear. (using gloss clear)
@@daverassbot5869 cl05 from cardinal 400 for 10 minutes pmt.(total oven time 20 minutes) Or if its a heavy wheel I will pull at 380 pmt after they have been in there 30 total minutes.
Nice
Nice, but an awful lot of work. That’s going to add to the cost, unless you eat it. You’ve increased painting time bu about 50 times. Try this with 100 parts. I do this for my own work, but for a customer?
Customers always pay. We bill everything by the hour (195$) and we also do 2 tone production pcs. Our customers have no problem paying for the quality they receive
Not a very straight line there
As straight as the barrell. 👍
Hi man could you say me with what you remove paint? Pleas
Mini shop vac. Only works if you shoot cold.
Is this powder coating
Yes.
Thank you I feel stupid for asking now lol had a brain fart
Do u have a special. Nozzle on the air gun for blowing off where u dont want powder?
No just regulated at 25psi.
Would have been so much easier, faster, and wasted way less material if you would have just taped it off...
Please post a video of taping a wheel off and then removing the tape after it has been in the oven. Highly unlikely
Nice dude
What KV are you shooting the base coat, if your top coat is at 38?
Usually 70kv
Do you mind if I ask you some questions ?I'm new to powder coating
Any time
@@avpcoating2279 what are the settings you where using meant for? The ones just above the button for the amount of powder coming out.
@@Evan.D.L which # was it displaying?
@@avpcoating2279 the # were 2.25 and 0.20
@@Evan.D.L the 2.25 is the main volume.(siphon at the pump) The .20 is atomization of the cloud. (Air line at nozzle of gun to break the powder up finer) with that being said these are percentages and air input is kept at 80psi.
your getting amazing adhesion. what are your settings for this if you dont mind? i have the same wagner gun
Top coats are 38kv 20ma and a little more air.
Great video! What gun are you using and where do you get your cerakote from?
What vacuum are you using?
You going to show the finished product?
It's on our ig page. @avpcoating
tidy vacuuming with that small nozzle, have to make myself one
love your technique of cleaning powder off, something i'm battling with at the moment, would love to see some close-up pics of your vacuum nozzle please
Mini shop vac from Walmart with the kit. 40$ for everything. I run it all off of a 3/8 in hose.
Would have been nice to see the finished product
What coating system are you using? Looks like a descent system.
Wagner sprint x