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  1. Just to let you guys know i dont know much about powder coating. My
    Koxx-one frame is pretty scratched up and looks terrible. i was
    thinking of getting it powder coated white. How much do you guys think
    it would cost me. or maby if there is a way of doing it myself. i
    remember a long time ago where someone did it with an old oven.

    thanks
    -Riley

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  2. Get a powder coating kit, Its fairly easy to do. I have one. You need to
    devote an oven to it though, so no cooking in it afterwards. Also it
    helps a lot to have solvents for cleaning greese and stickers off, then
    a bead/sand blaster for old paint/chrome removal. You need the part to
    be -clean-.

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  3. Or you can just have it done by a powdercoater.

    It costs me $20 to $25 and I can choose from about 100 colors.

    Look in the yellow pages.

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  4. Tellurider said:

    Or you can just have it done by a powdercoater.

    It costs me $20 to $25 and I can choose from about 100 colors.

    Look in the yellow pages.

    Haha why buy a kit when its $25....Thats a good deal

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  5. sweet! i was expectiong more than 25 bucks!
    evan, i would probably use your idea if i was doing more than 1 part.
    ill look it up in the yellow pages and ill post a pic when its done

    -Riley

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  6. I just had a frame done and picked it up on Friday and they charged me
    $20 for the frame and the two bearing caps including tax. Some places
    charge more so don't be suprised if it cost as much as $40. If they say
    it's going to be more than that send me a PM and I can give you the
    contact info and you could pack it in a box and send it to them here in
    Colorado and they will ship it back to you for $10. I sometimes do this
    so I don't have to go get it when it's done because they are about an
    hour away from where I live.

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  7. Kits are nice because you can do any part, any color, any time.

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  8. Evan Byrne said:

    Kits are nice because you can do any part, any color, any time.

    I would like to be able to do my own powdercoating but the oven could
    be a problem I would need to have a 220 outlet put in outside the
    garage for an electric stove. I supose I could set up a gas oven with a
    portable propane tank.

    How much does the powder cost? Do you have to buy a lot of it, or can
    you buy small amounts?

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  9. Tellurider said:

    I would like to be able to do my own powdercoating but the oven could be
    a problem I would need to have a 220 outlet put in outside the garage
    for an electric stove. I supose I could set up a gas oven with a
    portable propane tank.

    How much does the powder cost? Do you have to buy a lot of it, or can
    you buy small amounts?

    I believe it's like $20 for a tub of powder that could do like a dozen
    bike frames.

    Don't quote me on that, but it is cheap.

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  10. wow!
    i got an email back from a local powder coating business. he said it
    would cot me 80 BUCKS:eek: to poder coat and sandblast a frame.
    i replied asking him how much it would cost me to only get it coated.
    Riley

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