Right on another video of exactly what I needed to know .! Have a motorcycle fender with a dent or two that need to be filled before coating . Gonna give this a shot and hope it works out ahaha . Much love always from Wicked Kreations in Arizona
Last week I ran into a valve cover that had a JBWeld patch on a small hole. This was a meatball job so I just left it and I was kinda stunned the JBWeld held up to 400º. Basic JBWeld instructions say one can heat it and cure it faster and I've done that a few times with a heat gun and it works but ya gotta take it easy. Just speeds things up a little. How nice to have a simple patch without soldering/brazing lead, bronze and such. . Bobby
Not related to the post , but looking for advice .So I was thinking…. Jb weld (if thick) doesn’t powder-coat well. Wandering if you could mix in metal powder, into the job weld ? Surely that would sort out the coverage issue .? Just a thought.
So, i dont get it, jbweld attracts powder too? i'm restoring brake calipers and thinking of powder coating them, but would like to improve the finish on the casting and i'm evaluating using some sort of filler instead of sanding the whole thing..
Dan, the quick set epoxy is only good for 350°... So the one you're using is best. Try the JB weld before primer and then use the high build primer filler powder coat. You can actually use it to fill small pits too. The high build primer that is...
I plan on patching a rust hole in a hard top today before it goes to powder, going hammer white so im hoping it wont need to be perfect but i was also going to try to mold its shape with wax paper and let it sit 5 or 10 minutes and remove it and or popsicle sticks to shape a corner i figured that would be easier to grind than the jb
Thanks for another helpful video! I was wondering if you could tell me it there is any problem with the powder clinging to the part that has the JB weld when you're spraying it, since the JB isn't metal and flow a charge. Thank you.
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Very interesting video. I like the use of wax and gease remover BUT you need to be wearing GLOVES and not touch the panel with bare hands. Thank you for the video.
I need help... I'm just starting out trying to start a business and this guy wants me to powdercoat some parts for his can am I don't know what to charge cam someone please help me
You got to start documenting your time, from cleaning, prep, blasting, masking to coating. Then add in consumables like sand, tape, powder, cost to run oven booth ect.
@@RightNowPowderCoating good looking out that helps out a lot thank you so much I appreciate you getting back to me your friggin awsome man love your channel by the way ..
Consider powder cost in every customers pricing and dont feel bad for charging them for half of the cost of the box of powder and not using half, that way you can build inventory up
Right on another video of exactly what I needed to know .! Have a motorcycle fender with a dent or two that need to be filled before coating . Gonna give this a shot and hope it works out ahaha .
Much love always from Wicked Kreations in Arizona
They make aluminum filled body filler especially well suited to powder coating. I use it and it works great!
Last week I ran into a valve cover that had a JBWeld patch on a small hole. This was a meatball job so I just left it and I was kinda stunned the JBWeld held up to 400º. Basic JBWeld instructions say one can heat it and cure it faster and I've done that a few times with a heat gun and it works but ya gotta take it easy. Just speeds things up a little. How nice to have a simple patch without soldering/brazing lead, bronze and such. . Bobby
Question: Wouldn’t it have been easier to use the JB Weld before the primer? If not, what advantage does this method have? Thank you.
Not related to the post , but looking for advice .So I was thinking…. Jb weld (if thick) doesn’t powder-coat well. Wandering if you could mix in metal powder, into the job weld ? Surely that would sort out the coverage issue .? Just a thought.
So, i dont get it, jbweld attracts powder too? i'm restoring brake calipers and thinking of powder coating them, but would like to improve the finish on the casting and i'm evaluating using some sort of filler instead of sanding the whole thing..
Dan, the quick set epoxy is only good for 350°... So the one you're using is best. Try the JB weld before primer and then use the high build primer filler powder coat. You can actually use it to fill small pits too. The high build primer that is...
Hey Dan nice job... What do you prime with? Is there a powder used for priming? Thx... Mark
Been using jb weld to fix dents for powder coat for years
Do you need to put a primer down so the jb weld won’t show through?
I plan on patching a rust hole in a hard top today before it goes to powder, going hammer white so im hoping it wont need to be perfect but i was also going to try to mold its shape with wax paper and let it sit 5 or 10 minutes and remove it and or popsicle sticks to shape a corner i figured that would be easier to grind than the jb
Thanks for another helpful video! I was wondering if you could tell me it there is any problem with the powder clinging to the part that has the JB weld when you're spraying it, since the JB isn't metal and flow a charge. Thank you.
That's why we use it! No issues.
Have you ever used lab metal products?
@@davidhighfield3815 - tried it on Aluminum wheels. Not a fan. Use JB weld high temp now. Never tried regular JB Weld but will now!
Wow.. I had no clue you could powder over JB Weld... That is a game changer... THANKS! #joebobsgarage
So pinholes on 1/4" plate parts I made isn't an issue? Foot controls on a chopper.
Shouldn't be
Been using it for several years
the epo product cures in the oven.. works fine.
I'M TO BUSY.
how are you going to do the cab and box? is your oven big enough?
youll have to watch!
He'll cut them up to fit in the oven . 😂😂
Fix it before powder coat it is common sense if you look past the end of your nose
Pin a comment with your Guy Coozie link on your recent and upcoming videos - people on mobile seem to be more likely to click the link than go to the description - friendly suggestion
Very interesting video. I like the use of wax and gease remover BUT you need to be wearing GLOVES and not touch the panel with bare hands. Thank you for the video.
Go Hawks!
Cyclone grad here
I need help... I'm just starting out trying to start a business and this guy wants me to powdercoat some parts for his can am I don't know what to charge cam someone please help me
Get into a new business. There’s your help lol.
You got to start documenting your time, from cleaning, prep, blasting, masking to coating. Then add in consumables like sand, tape, powder, cost to run oven booth ect.
@@RightNowPowderCoating good looking out that helps out a lot thank you so much I appreciate you getting back to me your friggin awsome man love your channel by the way ..
Consider powder cost in every customers pricing and dont feel bad for charging them for half of the cost of the box of powder and not using half, that way you can build inventory up
The clean face somehow just doesn't look right. Not on a powder coating channel, anyway ;D
Video cut because the jb weld didn't work 😂
Best filler for powdercoating is powder.