Have something you want powder coated? Aluminum, steel, car related or non car related, we can help. We have 100's of colors and can do just about any size part.
Just email us Aaron@TurboTechRacing.com and include the color and a few pictures, we will quote you and take care of the rest. We have 1000's of dollars worth of high quality powder coating equipment.
We may start a sub website that will be design for powder coating service. Turn around time will be less than a week, and possible 1-2 days if you would like to expidite.
Post your comments and thoughts.
-Aaron
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We can prep it or you can pre prep it, there will be an additional charge to prep the parts for you. However, they must be preped well enough, that we will paint them, so some additional prep work by us maybe needed.
-Aaron
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Atk2008 wrote:Can you do chrome?
x2!
I have a engine cover for the 2.4 I would like chromed/polished if you can do it!
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^^^ Email us all quotes.
Also, the chrome we have is a powder coat, the same ones we use on the mounts we make, which is close to real chrome
-Aaron
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Where were you 2 weeks ago?
I paid a good chunk of change to have my HO done locally as none of my other sources got back to me in time.
Nice to know for future use though.
Where are you located? How much for a 2.4L IDI cover powered coated chrome?
i dont know too much about this... how well does powder coating take to headers? would it eventually flake off just like paint?
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Nice EH (AKA Orange Syn) wrote:Where are you located? How much for a 2.4L IDI cover powered coated chrome?
We can coat the 2.4L cover for $40.00, however the cover is rough from the factory, so it would be that same texture but would have our xhrome powder coating on it.
We can do a high temp powder coat on a header, however we are unsure how long it will stay on.
-Aaron
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Turbo Tech Racing wrote:Nice EH (AKA Orange Syn) wrote:Where are you located? How much for a 2.4L IDI cover powered coated chrome?
We can coat the 2.4L cover for $40.00, however the cover is rough from the factory, so it would be that same texture but would have our xhrome powder coating on it.
We can do a high temp powder coat on a header, however we are unsure how long it will stay on.
The factory coating has an tendency to lift over time, so before doing any IDI covers I'd make sure to strip them of the original coating and down the the bare aluminum which at the same time exposes a smoother surface. I had mine sandblasted, then painted and it came out excellent with only a very minor texture.
^^ We would prep it with a bead blaster material...
-Aaron
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damn I wish i would have known about this a couplel weeks ago, I had my charge pipes done locally
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Those would be very easy to do, aluminum, stainless, or mild steel we can do them all
-Aaron
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Any size limitations? I.e. wheels?
Harry Ballsonya wrote:Any size limitations? I.e. wheels?
All can be done, one solid color though... We can do parts 10 foot by 10 foot by 3 foot
Again, shipping would be very high on a part that size.
-Aaron
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Thanks for all the recent emails/orders
-Aaron
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In Minnesota
-Aaron
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Joe Schulte wrote:
The factory coating has an tendency to lift over time, so before doing any IDI covers I'd make sure to strip them of the original coating and down the the bare aluminum which at the same time exposes a smoother surface. I had mine sandblasted, then painted and it came out excellent with only a very minor texture.
I used simple "paint Remover" from local hardware store, strong stuff. It took the dark greyish finish right off, no sanding was needed, and then i sprayed my IDI cover with a high heat flat black, going on two years, and looks great. Just an easy to do type thing that i recommend, that you dont need to use elbow grease. (i used a plastic brush type thing to scrub the paint off..but paint remover just eats the paint, and pretty much eats the plastic bristles on the brush..you have to wear gloves and i suggest a mask...)
