im thinking of powdercoating all the engine trim this color (oil pan, valve covers, intake crossover, alternator, etc...). how do you like it?

This is pre-cooking...

 

this is the finished product

 

thats sweet,how did you do that?

 

I have a powdercoating setup in my garage with spray booth and dedicated oven.

 

might have someone that wants a power pipe done if you can do different colors..

 

I can get just about any color. Right now I have Mirror Red, Blue, and Yellow, Black Chrome and Gloss Black. I also have a high-gloss clear for topcoating or for covering polished aluminum/chrome so you never have to polish them again


Scott, just have your car shipped up here and I will be glad to take care of it for you.


Just let me know what you want done and the approximate size (LxWxH). I should be able to get it back to you within a few days of receiving it, depending on how much prep work it needs (things have to be spotless, oilless, greaseless) but i have a blast cabinet and a sandblaster if needed.

 

Looks sharp,if I could offer some advice try to avoid applying the coating anywhere a fastener will touch.It has a tendancy to chip when the force of a bolt is exerted.Even possibly installing bolts and nuts preimptively to coating.Look like nice work though and I too might be giving you a gingle for some future work.

James

 

Most of the top-engine parts I have taped off the bolt areas. if not, and those where I dont I will use HD nylon washers to protect the finish. The oil pan will eventually be replaced with a Canton unit, so I wasn't too worried about it. Just kinda figured what the heck while I had it off...

 

I love that black chrome color. That's the color I plan to paint my valve covers, timing cover and upper intake hat on the Cobra.