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Sandblasting and painting, how to proceed in the preparation of the parts?
Sandblasting and painting, how to proceed in the preparation of the parts?
Hello friends, I'm ready for sandblast and then paint all the parts of suspensions of my S2 Coupe but I don't know if is better remove or not bushes and steering heads from control arms, I want also change all bushes with Powerflex bushes, so I must remove these before or after.
Thanks a lot!
Bye
Alessio
My life and my loves
Audi-Porsche Avant RS2
Audi S6 C4 ABT Avant
Audi S2 Coupe ABY
Audi S2 Avant
Audi Cabriolet 2.0E
Hello, I think powder coating because is a professional firm that do this job for me, for mask area, if I remove all removable parts I think that remain really small area to mask.
Thanks a lot!
Bye
Alessio
My life and my loves
Audi-Porsche Avant RS2
Audi S6 C4 ABT Avant
Audi S2 Coupe ABY
Audi S2 Avant
Audi Cabriolet 2.0E
Agreed on removal of bushes before blasting - be careful to protect anything you cannot remove that isnt being blasted.
Get a sample of work from powder coating place and make sure you are happy with how robust the finish is - like hitting it with hammer, stones etc... Do not discount a treatment of POR15 and suitable top coat as this gives an even tougher finish than many powder coats. The P in POR stands for permanent - when applied correctly on derusted, freshly blasted surface.
Yes - but get some thoughts from professional painters. It is a well respected product in the US and UK classic car / restoration scene. It is also well liked in marine applications as well from what I heard. I have used it myself on subframes etc and it is amazing. You can get a good finish by careful hand painting but spraying it would yield perfection.
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