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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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| This airplane control panel was powder coated in color #RAL 7016. For people that like colors not numbers it's a matte finish that is blackish grey. Hmm, maybe we better stick to our day jobs as powder coaters and forget naming colors! |
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| Instead of using wood Troy thought out of the box and had us powder his metal balasters white. Instead of stairs he now has a conversation piece. |
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Thomas was very happy with his valve cover.
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"Steve,
I just wanted to let you know I caught up with Jim this morning and picked up my valve cover. I am very impressed with the work you guys did and very happy with the valve cover.
I'll be sending some more work your way in early Spring.
Thanks again,
Thomas" |
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| An rusted and weather beaten Wrought Iron gate brought back to life. Buying this gate new would be very expensive! |
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| Rob sent us a picture of his bicycle frame after he re-assembled it. |
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| Here is a ATV frame using metallic blue. |
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| One more frame. |
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| Here is a before and after of some old car rims. |
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| Here is a Go Kart frame in black. |
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| Yes! You can do car springs! The powder will not chip or crack off. It's hard to tell in the picture but the color is purple. |
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