I have a metal fab shop, and recently started doing powdercoating. I am about to start transforming my RS 3.0 into a showpiece for my metalwork, and wanted to know if anyone has shot any green powder that closely resembles the envy green. If you have I really need toknow where to get some.If anyone is interested in any work, stay tuned. I already make some scion related parts. I make show signs (see my website www.kustommetal.com for the scikotics show signs), and custom headrests, and some custom lighting display options will be released soon that are gonna kill. ANyway, thanks for the help. I searched for any help on this topic and couldn't find anything.

 

bump???

 

bump for a new day.

 

Id like to know too.

^Shaun does some bad-a$$ work

 

Like a junkie, gotta bump again. Sure need some green!

 

No powdercoaters but me in the scion community???

 

I moved this to areo, I think it may get a better response here.

 

i have the TRD color matched strut bar and its not even close. if you can match the paint i might b interested in some stuff

 

I want to get some things powder coated bop, but theres no blues even close, and the blues are pretty pricey

 

I'm bummed about the TRD "limited edition" strut bar not matching, I was about to buy one, that is what got me to thinking about taking it up a notch and spreading the greenness. I keep hoping someone will find something close. Since I make a lot of scion parts, I would def. be interested in matching the other colors, esp. BOP and salsa red. and anything RS 4.0, it's just out of the question ANyone that finds anything, be sure to let me know! thanks

 

you could just paint it

 

I could, but I really love powdercoat. It is lots more durable, and I get a perfect finish every time. I really dislike having to paint things. When I have to make the REALLY big signs for businesses and such Like 4' x 4' or better, I have to use paint b/c my oven isn't big enough, and it is way more work for less perfect results. Probably guys that can paint well think paint is easier, I just love the powdercoat. I will make anything for anyone that needs painted items, and I have done that quite a few times also, if anyone is interested.

 

yea powdercoating holds up better, we have a booth in arkansas that can pc 10 foot beams

 

an oven that big is a dream for me that I am going to try to accomplish this year. We'll see, there isn't a powdercoat shop anywhere around me, and I am in the heart of oilfield country, so I think I could pay it off, a good one will be 50k though...