We wish we could show you more examples of our work but to keep Internet costs in check we can only show a few at a time. Check back every few weeks for new pictures.
| Here are a few pictures for you arcade enthusiasts. |
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I don't know what this part is called but it holds the glass in on a pinball machine. Please drop us a line if you know what its called. |
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This once rusty control panel now has a new life in a florescent green color. We have also done a few in various Metallic colors as well. |
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We applied a gloss black to these pinball rails. |
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| We are beaming with pride after we received this e-mail from Josh! |
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"Attached is the picture of the snare drum with the hoops and lugs done by you guys. As you can see it turned out magnificently. Strong durable finish, with that high gloss I was looking for. Much better than the previous coating that was on it. Now my friend wants his drums done from you guys. I'll be sticking with powder perfect for future projects. Thanks again." |
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We get requests to powder coat the gun on the "Star Trek: The Next Generation" pinball machine all the time. We did this one in black.
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"I am EXTREMELY pleased with the quality of the job, and would not hesitate to recommend Powder Perfect to fellow pinball collectors!
Joseph" |
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The rim on the left is bengal silver and the rim on the right is a matte black.
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Ceramic was used instead of powder for this header. Notice that the inside of the header is coated as well.
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We did the rims on this Hummer. The quote on the right is from http://www.elcovaforums.com/ forums/showthread.php ?t=17153&page=7 ./td>
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"I found a guy in Tonica, IL (way, way South). (www.powderperfect.com)
I checked in the Chicago area with no luck--everyone that I called seemed to have the same price but when it came to sandblasting, forget about it. Then, when they found out it was for an H2, they would say, "$$Hummer$$?".
The guy at Powderperfect was great. I bought 4 take-offs and delivered them myself, then picked them up later. Actually, they are metal flake when you get close. -- is that considered bling? Inert-bling maybe.
If you are getting new rims, you might just have them shipped to Powderperfect and then go pick them up." |
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