How a Turkey Fryer can help your Powder Coating Business - Ep 91
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That is a great idea that I have used but sort of forgot about. My 1930's bench grinder needed new bearings so I decided to powder coat the cast iron case and other parts, so I will try the turkey fryer again. I actually bought it to heat a cast iron pot full of used lead bullets from the range, which I cast and reload. My first experience with powder coating was to coat my cast bullets but I just shake in a plastic container with air soft bbs and then bake. Spray paint sucks so bad that I got fed up with using it to finish parts or products I have made on my cnc plasma table and fabricated. Even dealing with the DV Eastwood gun and learning process is better than spray paint and while I was a pro painter and could shoot various types of paint, it is a mess and expensive to do especially for a home shop without a booth. Simple green is also the cleaner we use in my parent's scissor and clipper blade businesses for cleaning parts in the ultrasonic machines. Thanks for the video to remind me and explain the ratio!
multiuse tools!!!
great idea the only problem I can see is yes its defiantly cleaning the part but its still sitting in the same old nasty greasy water . If there were some way to keep fresh hot clean water circulating through it would be ideal but a good hack none the less thanks for putting the video up !
It seems to do a good job of removing the paint/powder coat, too! I wonder if a 55 gallon steel drum with the solution heated to 180⁰F-200⁰F can be used as degreaser and stripper? Would be cheaper and less toxic than other chemicals.
I cant imagine it does a great job doing it on anything in good shape. Factory paint on 20 year old valve covers for sure though lol
Im a new powder coater in sweden 😀 this is good info 👍
Glad you find it useful!
Awesome process, that final color was amazing
thanks I appreciate it!
Excellent idea might try the Dollar General Awesome Cleaner. It seems to take off the baked-on oil a little better than Simple Green for me.
Dude that is awesome, and the foil paper on the inside with the clips is a amazing idea
haha I appreciate it! Its been a life saver!
been using something like this for years. he best improvement to mine was adding a bubbler in the bottom. night and day difference when cleaning parts
That green is awesome ,where did you get that powder color
That emerald green is the stuff
Sucks the color doesn't show. It's actually a chameleon green to blue lol.
Yet another great video! Well, looks like the turkey is going into the oven this year! 🦃 Thanks for all of your help man.👊😎
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@Robert Jayceon Glad I could help xD
Always showing cool stuff!
Glad people are enjoying the vids!
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I was wondering if you have any recomendations to someone starting out regarding using stripper? Is there a certain blasting set up that could reduce the need of chemical strip? Thank you
yeah but you are going to need a VERY large compressor to do it. You may want to look for a local sand blaster near you who can blast your products and you just coat them. I appreciate the kind words!
Dude that green flake at the end
....... 🤯
Green to blue chameleon but you can't see it here lol
Love it dude. awesome vid. thanks
Someone may have asked already and if they did I missed it so I apologize. Why did you put the balled up foil in the valve cover before putting the sheet above it?
Love That green 🔥🔥 what the name of that powder?
its been discontinued for about 8 years unfortunately.
Who makes that powder that you used on the valve cover? Such an awesome color
Another awesome video, thanks for the help, what pressure would you recommend blasting at? We use glass grit (medium) and glass bead at the moment.
blast pressure is usually determined by the media you use, nozzle size and CFM. I blast at around 55psi with green diamond moving 21 cfm
@@UnknownCoatings thanks for that, 👍👍👍
@@UnknownCoatings Does the green diamond 30/60 work ok in a siphon feed cabinet? I have modified mine to the popular bottom feed with an air venturi and I run a skat blast gun with the largest nozzle (20-24 cfm) and get 20 cfm from my compressor while running. It works quite well, although maybe not as fast as the pressure feed pots........I'm assuming people use those just for the better media feed. It keeps up at 40-60 psi with garnet or aluminum oxide. I used glass bead before but it isn't aggressive enough. The garnet is a bit dusty and I see a number of powder coaters like the green diamond and I have heard 10x is expensive and maybe not good for the siphon setups. It would be good to know if green diamond is good to go rather than wasting a bag of it.
nice video !!! try and that help me a lot !!!
Glad it helped!
You shot 2 different color products, was one the color followed by clear coat before cure? Or was that color a 2 step process
on the valve cover? Its a black base with a clear that has a sparkle as the second coat.
Great, but why destilled water or why not tap?
No point in adding contaminants to your pot beyond the greasy parts. You can use whatever obviously. I choose distilled water to not have any mineral build up under heat
@@UnknownCoatings good answer, thanks, another question, regularly rims don't a primer base coat?
Sir, I've also powder coating unit in India. I want that kind of powder and bengle clear so what to do???
hello, what type of product do you use to strip 👍
whats your dust extraction setup? seems like minimal dust🔥🔥
I just use the dust collector that came with my skat blast unit. Plus a dust deputy between the collector at the cabinet so my filter stays clean for longer. I haven't had to empty my dust collector canister ever in like 2+ years since I put that on
Would this method strip powder?
I like that color
Chameleon blue to green but you can't see it here lol. It's awesome
Very nice great video!👍
Thank you good sir!
so that solution will de grease and strip paint? and can the solution be used multiple times (stored and saved for later)?
It's stripping 20+ year old factory paint. So I wouldn't say it will strip paint universally. But yeah you can keep using it
@@UnknownCoatings awesome, i may have to do some test on the stripping abilities
I can't imagine it would touch most finishes. The j35 valve covers I put in it cleaned but all it didn't was clean the silverish/grey paint. Other two covers it removed most of the finish
How many uses would you get out of doing this vs a chemical stripper?
What kindve powder was that green sparkle? Shit was crazy looking!
It's a chameleon green to blue. But you can't see the effect in this light
Can you clean magnesium valve covers in the simple green solution.
Simple Green Extreme Aircraft Precision Cleaner is suited more towards troublesome alloys like magnesium
@@UnknownCoatings thanks for the heads up
I sure wish Simple Green didn't remind me of my misspent youth. The licorice smell makes me gag.
Lol well that's a bummer.
if you finished a job & it had minimal orange peel would you re-do it or give customer a discount?
Can it be sanded and polished?
@@UnknownCoatings i actually didn’t know you can sand and polish powder coat. if that’s possible can you make a video
@@henleyjay3883 yeah I can do that
@@UnknownCoatings it’s real minimal but I just never thought you could sand & polish powder coat
How do you make sure there’s no abrasive behind the baffling?
How do I stop blasting media from getting behind baffles? I have a video on it. I wanna say episode 67 but not sure
@@UnknownCoatings I’ll check it out now. Thank you 🙏🏿
What are you doing for cleaning at 4:30
Im media blasting with 30-60 Green Diamond
How long in the turkey fryer?
depends, just do it til you think its clean
Now can I fit my wheel in it and strip it? 😂
How bigs the wheel ? Lol. I don't think it will strip most paints
@@UnknownCoatings 17's but I doubt they'd fit haha. I know the simple green woudlnt strip it but I was looking at some stuff that strips by getting heated. Great idea btw. Maybe I cant find a wide mouth turkey fryer 😂
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What?
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