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As far as powder quality goes, I think they're about equal. As a custom coater, I prefer the smaller 1 lb quantities that I can purchase from Prismatic, versus the 5 lb minimum from Tiger that typically runs over $20/lb.

@@TruckingAwesome Thank you!

@@stephenfusco8928 The sky's the limit!

@@connorsuderman4218 Trinco direct pressure

Thank you!

Yes, the text you see at the bottom of the Short is not the description for this video. YT allows you to link another similar video. So the text is actually a link to a bicycle seat tube repair we did. Go check it out! :-)

Yes, definitely an option. The reason I didn't screw it down and all the way through was because this fastener had never been used properly, so it didn't ever go out the other side. Thus, I would have had to force it through some really nasty rusty threads. I chased it with a tap when I was done and got them all cleaned up!

I don't know if others have success with Eazi Outs, in any size. A machining forum I once belonged to said that brand name was "The worst name by which it could ever be described, and the company should have been prosecuted" and there was general agreement. Generally all they seem to do is exand the fastener so that it is harder to remove, and then break off flush, making it impossible to drill the fastener with anything shy of an Electrical Discharge Machine ("hole popper")

If the method I described above does not work, I recommend a left handed drill bit in a suitable drill press or milling machine as the next step (not many drill presses can run backwards). A skilful person might get away with using a hand held drill gun, which usually do have reverse, and for small holes a normal drill bit sharpened "backwards" is almost as good. The thing about a left handed drill is it usually grabs before the fastener is all gone, if you pick the right size difference, and when it grabs, it comes right out.

Great advice! Thank you!

I hear ya! I've got the black/copper one mounted on my workbench at home. You just have to get that first scratch or ding over with, then just use it! 😁The other one went to a friend. He'll probably just put it on a shelf and admire it.

See now that's what I would have done, take the damn door jam because you can replace that

Once upon a time, someone had clear coated these. My job was to simply remove the clear coat. I think the customer was going to take them to get them polished and restored elsewhere.

@@CrosslincBiz Oh Ok...Gothcha....They are big money wheels though. I've owned 2 Corvettes with them. BTW, I enjoy your channel.

@@johnblanton9969 Awesome. Thanks for watching!

It is a sieve size 20/30 blend of urea and melamine from OptiBlast.

Wow. 😟 Jump to conclusions much?

@@CrosslincBiz I was kidding. But since you got defensive what’s under your garage?

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@ so you just the man that gets rids of them. How much you charge homie?

@@KarenOverstreet-e9t Merry Christmas, Aunt Karen! 😁

@@NateKK7 I'm not sure that I've ever shipped you anything before.... 😂

@@kado4205 They make a carton staple removal tool. They're like $12 on Amazon. Try it out!

@@christianpnorrisI agree!

I'd hate to waste them.

Yes

Those staples are the very best for creating surface scars that last for years. This is A BAD Man! Booooo!!!!! 👎💔😩

@@jeremythorp5520 What are surface scars?

@CrosslincBiz Surface scars are on the outside of your skin that easily damage your appearance for no Good reason in jagged shapes. The burn and irritation from sweat and any other contamination is annoying. I've had 3/4" deep slices that hurt less and looked better after being glued back together. I HATE those STABLES! I don't truly believe that he is a bad man, for perhaps he knows not what he does. Perhaps he would be able to grow in his understanding of my frustration if he was giffted the opportunity to experience lacerations firsthand, then arm, them his other arm. That will show him. He might hate them more than I do, but I doubt it. "Wow, I just love the gift you sent me. We were able to keep most of the blood off of it." Merry Christmas ! Happy Lacerations !

@@theartman410 Cheap and durable! No, I don't have to heat it.

Ha! Is this who I think it is???

That would be nice!

Yeah, one of those... 🙂

I basically just removed the knife and put in a paint pen. Nothin' fancy. 😉

Well, after over 8 years and hundreds of heat cycles, the doors still fit and function like day 1. I guess they'll be ok.

Yes, they do. We run a rotary vane compressor with a 200 gallon tank, and it does well to keep up with the demand.

Nothing is bulletproof. However, you'd be surprised how the powder coating wizard holding that gun can get powder into even the darkest of depths.

@@dieselwilson9767#1 question: Where do you get your powder?

@CrosslincBiz usually either prismatic or Columbia

This is a Trinco cabinet. Inside dims 72x48x36. The cabinet is good, the direct pressure system and reclaimer is what makes it awesome. trinco.com/product-category/blast-cabinets/direct-pressure-systems/

Good input.