No problem! Lots of people think I dont ever make mistakes coating, and I admit its pretty rare, but ultimately I am content showing people how to fix problems, even if I create them!
save yourself a lot of work and just do your silver, blue, then use automotive paint for the logo and then clear everything. you wont have any edge. You will end up with a much cleaner end result.
@@UnknownCoatings I own a powder coating business, just trying to share an easy way that solves the edge problem. That looks cheap with that giant edge. It would also solve the bleeding issue. I guess if I wanted to be a trash powder coater I could do it the way you showed, take much longer mask it multiple times, have an edge that a person could trip over and then have a subpar part to give to a customer.🤷♂🤷♂
Beginner question: why do i have to split the caliper? Why can I not coat them when both halves are together? Thank you!
Nice work. Thanks for showing your mistake and how to fix it.
No problem! Lots of people think I dont ever make mistakes coating, and I admit its pretty rare, but ultimately I am content showing people how to fix problems, even if I create them!
Yes indeed Love that blue color
hard same!
Thanks for the video I just starting out and did my first bike center piece and messed it up . Bumps in the road .
Life is about progress not perfection!
I admire your time and efforts. Hats off to you my friend
Great content
I appreciate the kind words!! THank you!!
Question on brakes. When you do a brake backing plate, do you soray the whole plate, or do you mask off the part that mounts to the axle. Thanks.
where is the link for the avery sticker?👀👀
This video answered all my questions LOL
well I got a few
Nicely done. 👍
Thank you so much!
What vinyl do you use that can resist the heat of powder coating?
I have the same wilwood calipers Im putting on a build and would like them done, whats the best way to contact you for details?
Looks very good!!
Thank you!
Thats Wicked!!!
I appreciate it!
Could you reverse mask the logo and spray yellow as the final step after the silver/blue? Or does it still bleed with the gelled coats?
no, because it will pull the blue thru the yellow.
What program do you use to get factory logos and size them for cut?
I make everything in illustrator, most factory logos can be found in vector form online, then it's just a matter of sizing
what plotter do you use? @@UnknownCoatings
awesome!
Thank you!
what did you use for stripping the powder?
CHeck my new video, you can see my input on my new stripping setup!
Do you cut or make your own logo?
Yes. I have a plotter to do all my own sticker work
save yourself a lot of work and just do your silver, blue, then use automotive paint for the logo and then clear everything. you wont have any edge. You will end up with a much cleaner end result.
Yeah if I wanted to be a trash painter I would for sure do that. :) This is a powder coating channel! 😂😂
@@UnknownCoatings I own a powder coating business, just trying to share an easy way that solves the edge problem. That looks cheap with that giant edge. It would also solve the bleeding issue. I guess if I wanted to be a trash powder coater I could do it the way you showed, take much longer mask it multiple times, have an edge that a person could trip over and then have a subpar part to give to a customer.🤷♂🤷♂
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