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03-10-2013
How many of you guys used the eastwood products. ive thought about getting stuff from them just to do things myself instead of spending a lot on having others do it. I realize it wont be as good as pros.
Powder Coating Equipment - Powder Coat Paint Colors - Powdercoating Gun
03-10-2013
I used the engine porting kit.
Worked well.
Time consuming, but it was my first set of heads, third throttle body, second blower, second LIM.
Carbide bits are useful once you're more confident in your work.
Unrelated I know, but the product was decent. Shipping was more than the product though. Blame Canada.
03-10-2013
yeah I mean its 500 bucks but it could potentially save a lot down the long road. This is what Im looking at http://www.eastwood.com/review/produ.../category/174/
03-10-2013
Im just using an old oven from a kitchen remodel. I can get pics of some things we've done in the shop. It's easy to do and great results for as cheap as it is.
This is the kit I have, http://www.eastwood.com/dual-voltage...owder-gun.html
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03-10-2013
it has to be a electric oven correct
03-10-2013
Yes, just a standard 240 oven. You could probably get one cheap used and replace an element or thermostat. You don't want to use a oven for food after it has cured powder coating. Just bake it at 400 for the first 5 min or until it flows into liquid and covers then roll back to 350 for 15 min. Let it cool and done.
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03-10-2013
hmmmm so that means a gas grill wont work lol
03-10-2013
Rub two sticks togetherOriginally Posted by Matt Palm
03-10-2013
Yeah, an electric oven is more consistent at keeping a certain temp. It says not to use a gas oven. If creative you could make an oven out of wood, fire proof insulation, and sheet steel. Just need heating element or elements and a thermostat.
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