To List:
Thanks to all of you that suggested one can do home power coating
successfully. Also, thanks to all, especially FT for valuable hints and
suggestions. I've put together a home system following these suggestions and
am very satisfied with the results.
I recently wrote an article describing the equipment required to do home
powder coating and some simple "how to" information for the Buckeye Triumphs
Newsletter. Last week I posted the data on the club website. To view the
information, click on the following link to get to the website, then click
the 'Technical" button and then click on the powder coating article.
http://www.nextek.net/BuckeyeTriumphs/
The data does not have a copyright so please feel free to copy it, spindle
it, mutilate it, crap on it, or anything else you want to do to it. I
would be happy to correct any errors that you all might find or incorporate
any useful suggestions you might have.
I accept no responsibility for any of the information in the article and you
use the information at your own risk. If you do something stupid and
hurt yourself, burn up your car, or burn your house down don't bother
siccing your lawyer on me. I'm poor, unemployed, and my attorney is meaner
than a junkyard dog.
Nelson Riedel
Granville, OH
76 TR6 (just painted, now repairing damage from fender bender)
68 TR250 (next project - new paint)
70 TR6 (all the parts in a pile ready to assemble)
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