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Two Tone Powder Coated Rear End Housing
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2021
- We'll take you start to finish on a two tone powder coating job for a customer's rear end housing. This includes media blasting, iron phosphate, masking, two colors of powder coat and a clear powder coat to top it off.
Great content. I have a powder coating channel myself so I know how much time the videos take to do. Great job 👏
Thank you. Yes, they definitely take some time to put together!
You do awesome work! I'm excited to get a rear end housing powder coated for my car.
Thank you!
Really good work!👍
Great video. The part looked amazing. Great job
Thanks!!!
Lol I have the same rear end im looking to coat. That’s why I was looking for videos. Quick performance great stuff. Looks good great job.
Fantastic precision work as always!! Looks amazing!
Thanks, Amy! 😁
Looks great
nice work
Thank you!
Fantastic video.It looks awesome.Thanks for posting
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
@@CrosslincBiz Which blue metallic powder did you use on this?
Prismatic's Ridgeway Blue
@@CrosslincBiz thanks
Did you use Prismatic clear vision for the clear coat.Just curious,cause I have heard it has a lot of orange peel.I have heard tiger drylac clear is the way to go.I am just getting into doing multi coats and want to use the best product.
awesome video once again! always learning new tips and methods from you. Please tell me they went with silver diff cover!
Thanks! I haven't seen the final assembly....
Great work!, I'm not familiar with iron phosfate, after aplying the wash how long does it need to activate and does it need a clean water rinse afterwards? Thanks for your attention, new to this trade
It only needs to be on the part a few minutes, you can watch it change color. Rinsing is optional, I typically just blow it dry and it works fine for me. Happy to help!
I like your wash bay. Can you give me some guidance on where to get that plastic grated floor?
Before we had the stainless tray and walls, we just had a curtain around a set of drum spill containment platforms. We just took the grates out of the platforms and put them in the new stainless tray. (Search "drum spill containment platform")
Excellent Video! You mentioned briefly having the first layer of powder coat almost cured before applying tape and foil over it to avoid the masking from damaging the first coat. I just experienced this damage from not having the first coat nearly cured before taping/masking off to apply a second color. My tape and masking ruined the primary color and now I have a mess! If roughly 4 minutes is a partially cured powder, then what time frame do you use to determine a nearly versus a fully cured paint? I am at the point of not risking the masking damage and just fully curing the powder first color before masking and applying the second color. Any help would be appreciated! Thank You!
To be completely honest, it's more of an estimate as to how much it has cured. It all depends on the mass of your part and the heat capacity of your oven. Cure time goes by the time the part is at cure temperature, not necessarily by just how long it is physically in the oven. The best way to get around this for this type of project is to just go ahead and full cure the first coat, do your masking, and then scuff the area that's inside the masking. Then you're sure your second coat is going to stick. You may not have the same bond as the two coats would if they melted together from a partial cure, but you'll get a nice mechanical bond that will be more than satisfactory.
@@CrosslincBiz Thank You for your response. It is Greatly Appreciated!!
I like that green take down then foil and fiberglass tape over. Smart way to do it. What fiberglass tape do you like best?
We prefer to get our tapes through Echo Supply. They seem to be a bit better quality than anywhere else.
@@CrosslincBiz I'll check them out thank you
@@CrosslincBiz just bought some stuff from echo supply. That is a good site thank you 🙏
@@GMPC You bet! I like the extra wide rolls of green poly tape. Much more efficient at masking.
@@CrosslincBiz we got 4" green tape and glass cloth tape. Is the glass cloth tape the one you called fiberglass tape
I feel like I have spent a fortune on media blasting but it's so slow and media doesn't flow well. Could you give advice on PSI and what gun you use for blasting?
Well, I've spent many hours behind the gun on a siphon feed cabinet. We finally splurged and purchased a pressure blast cabinet and it makes all the difference. Are you on Instagram? DM CrossLinc and I can give you some info on the best siphon feed type gun and setup.
Hi, what kind of FePO4 cleaner/wash is that?
I tried googling...no luck.
Thanks!
Torch Surface Technologies - Phos & Clean HS-444. You can't typically buy this online. We order through a distributor.
what kind of powder gun is that? Columbia?
It is a Gema Optiflex 2.
Hi,whar orange tape you use?
Custom Shop Fine Line: a.co/d/2tvHdZV
What’s the blast cabinet setup?
It is a 72x48 Trinco cabinet with a DP-850 reclaimer. trinco.com/product/direct-pressure-72x48-non-split-level-with-dp-850-pc-t/
What brand of oven do you have?
It is a Colmet, 8x8x10, natural gas.
What make/model is your blast cabinet???
It is a Trinco Model 72X48SL
@@CrosslincBiz thank you sir!!!
Name and model of your sandblaster please.
It is a Trinco Direct Pressure Cabinet. trinco.com/product/model-72x48-split-level-direct-pressure-with-dp850/
@@CrosslincBiz Thanks
Where can I get that orange type bud?
Tape*
Various widths:
Custom Shop 1/8" Fine Line Tape Fineline Masking Tape Polytape Orange 1/8" X 60 Yard Roll www.amazon.com/dp/B001CU1L5U/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_Y3RVT7797AK18R9RT8A6
I don’t see why you trimmed the 2tone the way you did. Looks wonky. Should’ve gone in the crease of the curve or to the edge unless where it changes color will be covered. Pretty sure that’s visible when installed and customer was like wtf.
I went over the masking line with the customer when he brought it in. So, that's where I put it. And if the customer's happy, I'm happy. 🙂