Thread: Powder coat or not??.
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07-27-2011 05:02 AM #8
Gary, it may be nothing, but if I heard those words I would run the other way, fast! As some of the other guys have said, the key is in the prep, and that's also the biggest part of the cost - manhours to media blast, de-grease, and clean, clean, clean before the powder application. They indeed try to get several jobs with common color (only one color can be sprayed in the area at a time) to maximize their efficiency and use of time, but that process saves them money, not the customer. I would be fearful of anyone that says "bring me more pieces and I can just slide them in to bake at the same time." The only break a customer might get is a small share of the oven time - still has to be prepped right or it will not hold up. Just my opinion, and I'm with Steve & Trjohn57 on this issue. Coat things you won't mind taking off to be fixed later.Roger
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