stenseltizm

I know very little of powder coat, but from what I thought this ---- is melted on not cured on like paint. Am I correct?

If this is the case any hmt ways of 'reflowing' a small area where ********* can't follow directions and scuffed the finish?


Basically I have a piece of equipment that costs as much as a large Cadillac with a big blemish in the front corner. I don't want to have to paint the whole thing when I've already paid to have it powdercoated. Let me know any ideas you guys have, I got about a week before this thing needs to ship.

michigan_soler

is it just a standard powder coat black color?

stenseltizm

It's royal blue.

greenbomber

take pictures tell the they fucked up and demand them to redo with in set tiem frame of compensation

stenseltizm

I wish, it was delivered to my shop perfect, my emplyees scratched it while assembling it. ---- happens I was just hoping to not have to paint the whole thing when it's not that bad. It really is just like a scuff on the smooth powder, I could probably let it go but it bothers the **** out of me. That's why I was checking to see if there was anything that could be done with powder. I never did powder besides dropping off a bare frame, and picking up a blasted and powdered shiny one.

greenbomber

punch him in the throat

michigan_soler

sometimes you can get a color matched paint so you only have to paint that small area. but there is no way to heat it back up and smooth it... sorry.

stenseltizm

Shitty, that's all I was wonderin. Thanks

fork

take a freakin pic

stillnoturbo

Employees are replaceable and tell him better luck next time ---- mook.