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does anybody know if you can use an old kitchen oven to bake powdercoat on? i see harbor freight has a powdercoat gun setup for around $70. i was thinking about getting it to do some small things. then i wont have to pay to have shops do it since ill have my own
2005 yfz450
FMF pipe
G-Force axle
20in fronts-18in backs
Pro Taper bars
Pro armor nerf bars
1998 300ex(built for my sis)
fresh engine
11:1 wiseco piston
full DG exhaust
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You can use a kitchen oven, but with it you are limited on space you cant fit a very big part in an oven. Also after you have baked powder in the oven you do not want to cook in it again.
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The harbor freight guns work great at first, but we had 3 of the stupid things and all three crapped out on us. They started out throwing pretty good size sparks but that spark got a lot weaker fairly quick, like within a few weeks.
2005 450r, Razrs in the rear, Razr 2s in the front, GT XC Link, CCP Stabilizer, AC Nerfs, Fat Pegs, Dellron Full Body Skid, Moose Handguards, Grab Bar.
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Coming soon:
Redone Shocks, Flexx Bars (maybe Renthals or Pro Tapers), Front Bumper (I may just leave it stock), Sprocket Guard, Swing Arm Skid.
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Past quads:
1987 Honda 250x
2003 Yamaha 660 raptor
2004 Honda 400ex
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D.P.A. Racing
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if you have access to a few old ovens you can make your own cooker. its just a little wireing and fabrication work but why not.
2007 400ex spark advance key, Dynojet kit stage one for now, K&N, Renthals, 14 tooth front sprocket. DG RMC II full exhuast
2007polaris predator 500 dealer demo, polaris ehxuast system, k&n filter, stage two coil and rev box, 14tooth front sprocket, fast like f***
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