Removing Powder coating

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BBIGG BLOCK 396 · #1 05-11-2004, 06:42 AM

Mickey is 100% correct,powdercoating is VERY TUFF STUFF.I had some pulleys and brackets powdercoated and about a year later decided to just blast and paint them.Well my Sandblasting guy had a real tuff time getting all that crap off.He said he had to use some stripper to help soften that stuff up.I would look at having them acid dipped or stripped chemically if at all possible.Also my sandblasting guy had a really large commercial blasting unit,not just a cabinet blaster.

Bobby Dodson

**olredalert** · #2 05-11-2004, 07:56 AM

------I had some pieces powdercoated the wrong color once and took them back to the powdercoater and he baked the stuff off. Ask them...........Bill S

**Paul_S** · #3 05-14-2004, 07:00 AM

Yup, I agree. Take them to a coater and have them bake the coating off. They'll heat them up to about 450-500 deg and all it will need is a light hit with the bead blaster to remove some residue.

Paul

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