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I am researching powder coated tins for a project I am working on but would like to see some pics of bikes that have been done already to see if its what I am after.....any advice would be gratefully received....especially if there are valid reasons not to do it!!
 
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JRK joe the powder pro's bike is all powder.
 
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Black starlight tins.
 
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I think PC would look good. Only negative may be that if you have damage or need to repowder/paint, will be tough to remove.
 
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Originally Posted by Jacoblb
Black starlight tins.
That looks sharp.
 
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Its 100 bucks to do the tins in NZ....about a tenth of what I was quoted for paint!!!!
 
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Black starlight tins.
How did they get the design in there, is it a decal or powder?
 
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How did they get the design in there, is it a decal or powder?
Its powder. He did the whole tank in candy gold, then used something to mask the design, and then powdered the black. I don't know if he removed the masking before or after baking, but it turned out great with clean lines. Also there is like 6 coats of clear so it looks a lot better in person.
 
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Originally Posted by Jacoblb
Its powder. He did the whole tank in candy gold, then used something to mask the design, and then powdered the black. I don't know if he removed the masking before or after baking, but it turned out great with clean lines. Also there is like 6 coats of clear so it looks a lot better in person.
That's got me thinking......

Are the clear coats powder as well?
 
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Yes... all powdercoating.
 


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