Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: davet426 on November 07, 2006, 06:17:42 pm
I've been doing my homework here, what a great site with a lot of knowledge floating around.
To my questions...
The galavanized components in my Cavalier are in pretty decent shape. If I clean them up I know they'll look good and be original. I really like the look of the powder coating I've seen in some pics? If I powder coat do I lose value?
Thanks
To my questions...
The galavanized components in my Cavalier are in pretty decent shape. If I clean them up I know they'll look good and be original. I really like the look of the powder coating I've seen in some pics? If I powder coat do I lose value?
Thanks
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: Ltransam on November 07, 2006, 06:30:08 pm
I allways say if it looks good don't worry abought . Your the one to impress .I have sevreal machines in Diffirent conditions . IF the shel'sare nice i only clean them with Simple Green .Then put them back .
But that only MY 2 cents ...
Ltransam
But that only MY 2 cents ...
Ltransam
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: Ltransam on November 07, 2006, 06:31:10 pm
I allways say if it looks good don't worry abought . Your the one to impress .I have sevreal machines in Diffirent conditions . IF the shelf's are nice i only clean them with Simple Green .Then put them back .
But that only MY 2 cents ...
Ltransam
But that only MY 2 cents ...
Ltransam
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: Ltransam on November 07, 2006, 06:32:33 pm
OPPS !!! My Bad on the Double take 
Ltransam
Ltransam
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: loman4ec on November 07, 2006, 07:27:41 pm
I use hammertone silver on all of my machines. Powdercoating is expensive. It looks good but it can also become brittle and flake off from the cold inside of a machine. I have never had any problems with the hammer tone paint. It looks great and holds up for a long time.
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: TheGarbageHunter on November 08, 2006, 01:05:27 pm
powder coating is over kill. I had my inner tub, door liner and shelves for my Cavalier 72 PC. They came out nice but for the price was not worth it. I should haved had them all painted hammer silver and gone out for a nice steak dinner and drinks with the left over money.
Title: Powder Coat vs. Original
Post by: sodaworks on November 09, 2006, 01:44:46 pm
Silver hammertone is the only way to go. Very durable!!!
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You can buy a Qt. at Lowes for 11 bucks.