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Old 08-15-2009, 02:00 AM
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Default Powder Coating/All Good Things must come to an end

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I want to thank everyone for their interest and for all the love you guys and girls have showed me over the past 2 years. I have met Many cool people from all walks of life and want to say thank you for letting me work on your car even if it was just powder coating.

I hope everyone enjoys the work I have done, and I hope the mods can leave this thread around because it does have TONS of great info on powder coating

It was an AMAZING experience and I would do it all over again.

The reason why I am stopping is because I will be moving out of state in the near future due to a career change.

I hopefully will have my own shop one day and I will not forget about scionlife.com when I do get it opened up

Atomic Coating is now Closed Aug 2009- Sept 2011


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Old 08-15-2009, 02:05 AM
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GL with this, if you were in South FL i'd give you a shot.
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Thanks Man

EDIT: Your not a man LOL

Thanks Buddy

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Old 08-15-2009, 02:26 AM
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or chic, that works better for me. lol, np. really do wish you were in SoFL i have a few items, but shipping wouldn't be worth it.
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What kind of pieces do you have? Shipping might not be that bad if its nothing huge and shipped ground
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how much would you charge for a valve cover for a tc? i painted mine, but its not that great. i would like to get it powdercoated. also will you be able to take the valve cover off at your place since i would have to drive down there? let me know in a pm whats up. thanks.
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Originally Posted by NVMyTc
Well I recently got into powder coating, and wanted to see if anyone was interested in letting me do some parts for them for pretty cheap. I am using a standard 30'' oven for now so whatever you can pretty much fit in your oven at home I can powdercoat.

Im really interested in doing some Valve Covers. I have been doing lots of powder coating on motorcycle pegs/levers/bolts with great results. Ill post some before/after pics when I Get home.

Since im just starting out I only have basic colors. Mirror Black(Super high gloss), Flat Black, Chrome, Sparkle Sliver, White, Red, Yellow, Candy Blue and Candy Pink. Although I can get pretty much any color you want.

I dont claim to be a professional but my prices will relflect that lol. Im sure my price will be the lowest you find, and I havent had one complaint from any people on the work I have done. I wouldnt charge someone for anything I wouldnt want.

Please No rims just yet, I cant fit them in my blasting cabinet... Anyone want to do some business?
If I were you, I'd look into getting a new OEM valve cover to have available for people. That way you can do a core charge type of thing. They're about $160 or so (hit up TRDSparks)... and my guess is people would want that back in exchange for their cover. That means not being without a cover for them!

That's what I did when I got mine coated. Had no trouble selling my original one after the new one was installed.
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Originally Posted by Mos_Def
how much would you charge for a valve cover for a tc? i painted mine, but its not that great. i would like to get it powdercoated. also will you be able to take the valve cover off at your place since i would have to drive down there? let me know in a pm whats up. thanks.
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ACK154 - Im actually looking on ebay for one right now
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bump for a great guy and ive seen his work, its great and its a cheap price, his doing my turbo pretty soon!!!.
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bump for a great guy and ive seen his work, its great and its a cheap price, his doing my turbo pretty soon!!!.
Haha thanks jesse

What color are we doing the turbo?
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Haha thanks jesse

What color are we doing the turbo?
if u have gloss black or mayb flat black what do u think, btw my car is still not done waaaaaa>>
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Originally Posted by jesse08
if u have gloss black or mayb flat black what do u think, btw my car is still not done waaaaaa>>
I've got both right now, I think flat would look killer
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Originally Posted by NVMyTc
I've got both right now, I think flat would look killer
killer it is lol, Flat black man
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valve covers, brakes, strut bars, wheels, hell, even lug nuts are all pretty easy things to do. i'm guessing a a good bit of SM would want some of theirs to be painted.
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wanna try oem rims?
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can you powdercoat a stainless steel muffler? will the powdercoat stay on the muffler after its put back on the car despite the heat and stainless steel material? I have an HKS hi-power axle-back, so i dont know if it would fit in your oven. i want to powdercoat it flat black.

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I want it to look like this. painting is not a good option since paint doesnt stick to stainless steel very well.

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Originally Posted by SuShIxFiSh
wanna try oem rims?
I cant fit them in my blasting cabinet, once i make some money off small parts ill buy a big cabinet
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HKSpeed - my oven is too small. You would need to cut the can off and have it rewelded....

Im going to start building my own huge oven as soon as i make some money lol
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hey man can you do calipers? how much???

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Originally Posted by madpanda331
hey man can you do calipers? how much???
What color do you have in mind? are you going to remove them or do you need me to do it?

I know there is some work involved in taking the caliper apart

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