6th Gen ('00-'05): Powder coating
#1
Powder coating
Since I've been working on the so so fun project of replacing the oil pan gasket and timing chain cover gasket on my project 2000 Monte I figured since I have it all tore apart I might as well spray some powder on it when I need a break from wrenching. She has a long way to go but it's a start. I'll redo the wheels this week as I'm trred of the gloss black then same blue on the plenum,second part of torqyr mount, and wrinkle black on the valve covers.
#4
I've heard you don't wanna put powder in an oven you use for food, make sure you look into it!
#5
Ya you don't want to cook your parts and dinner at once. You can pick up used ovens for nothing though. That's how I started and taught myself with YouTube and alot of trial and error. I'm hoping to get the subframe done tomorrow, then valve covers, plenum, and intake coated next week if I can make time
#6
Ya you don't want to cook your parts and dinner at once. You can pick up used ovens for nothing though. That's how I started and taught myself with YouTube and alot of trial and error. I'm hoping to get the subframe done tomorrow, then valve covers, plenum, and intake coated next week if I can make time
#9
Its ackward as hell, luckily I have racks to roll it to and from oven with. Having to carry it would not be fun. Now if I could get it in that would be great. The motor somehow twisted on me and I'm having a hard time getting it back in place by myself.
#10
Been a minute but finally got some time to get some personal work done. Intake and valve covers today and will get the plenum done tomorrow. Then the wheels in a black and blue two tone. And I still have to put it back together lol.