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CorsAsh
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Does anyone know of a UK firm that can do a rough powdercoat finish? I've seen some engine parts a while back with it, can't remember for sure where though.

The finish has a kind of satin but rough textured look - anyone know what I mean?

Thought it might have been on that super clean Golf with the 599 seats?

[Edited on 02-07-2009 by CorsAsh]
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Ahhh, got it... Teflon coated, not powder!





Thanks guys.
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No problem
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you can get rough powder too

seen some cool powder that black and yellow
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But the Teflon is apparently "self cleaning" too, stops dirt sticking to the engine the same way that it stops your eggs gluing themselves to the pan.
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Have you found a company Ash? Looks pretty interesting, wouldn't mind getting a few bits done on the corsa.

Let me know if you do mate
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Nope, still looking for somewhere with pics of the finishes.

It's from the Golf Rallye that Murray's mate owns, must be somewhere in Scotland that does it...

[Edited on 02-07-2009 by CorsAsh]
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Does anyone know of a UK firm that can do a rough powdercoat finish? I've seen some engine parts a while back with it, can't remember for sure where though.

The finish has a kind of satin but rough textured look - anyone know what I mean?

Thought it might have been on that super clean Golf with the 599 seats?

[Edited on 02-07-2009 by CorsAsh]


Like that crackle finish on Ferrari cam covers dearest?
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D'oh.
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Yes sweetheart. Knew I'd seen it somewhere else too.
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Hmm. So what bloody finish is this, and where does it?
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http://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do?keywords=teflon+coating&companyName=&location=bolton&ssm=0&scrambleSeed=73566132&M=0&x=0&y=0
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surely these place could o it
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R&S Laser Fabrications in Birmingham.
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Hmm, Birmingham.
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh


Hmm. So what bloody finish is this, and where does it?


There's a little place in Modena that does it.

Big bloody horse over the door. Can't miss it.
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My mates RST lump was crackle coat powder coated:



Can ask him where he got it done and how much etc if you want? As I really can't remember!
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Nope, still looking for somewhere with pics of the finishes.

It's from the Golf Rallye that Murray's mate owns, must be somewhere in Scotland that does it...


This is the project thread for the golf. I've not read it all the way through for a while, but it might mention where he got it done.

http://www.eastsidevw.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7964
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Likely to be all the way down south though Rich. Is that what it's atually known as then?

Crackle Powder Coat? Least I know what to ask for.
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Can you not post stuff then?! I have a feeling it was Hertfordshire area...

And yeh pretty sure that's what it was called Technical huh!
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Isn't this also known as Flocking?
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Originally posted by Davidkent
Isn't this also known as Flocking?


Not the same thing
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flocking is different
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Oh my mistake
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quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Nope, still looking for somewhere with pics of the finishes.

It's from the Golf Rallye that Murray's mate owns, must be somewhere in Scotland that does it...


This is the project thread for the golf. I've not read it all the way through for a while, but it might mention where he got it done.

http://www.eastsidevw.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7964


quote:
The Ceramic coating I got done @ - http://www.camcoat.u-net.com/


Could be there I guess, thats where his exhaust came from.

[Edited on 02-07-2009 by CorsAsh]

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