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Old 26 Jan 2004, 03:43 pm
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I've been dealing with this company for years its www.eastwood.com they'll send you a free copy of their catalog full of "unique automotive tools and supplies" I just bought their powder coating system called "hot coat standard system. just though there's a lot of DIY people out there it might help ya.[^]
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Old 26 Jan 2004, 04:10 pm
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I was looking into this also (powder coating), do you have an oven/IR???

when can we expect parts for the pt???

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Old 26 Jan 2004, 04:52 pm
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jforce, I'm really interested in how well the 'Hot Coat' system works out. How about a product review?
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Old 26 Jan 2004, 08:32 pm
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let us know !! please!!
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Cool! I put in for a catalog.

Actually, a product review forum may be a good idea.
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Old 27 Jan 2004, 11:20 am
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I'll let you know how it works, I have a elect. oven to cure the powder.
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