Home | BimmerBoard on AMAZON | Group Buys Forum | Post New Message | Search | Contact Moderator | Sign In  












Click to make a donation to support BimmerBoard
Follow BimmerBoard
Click to follow us on Twitter Click to follow us on FaceBook Click to follow us on MySpace
Related Links
BMW CCA
Indy Mechanics
E38.org Wiki
David's BMW Bookstore
BimmerBoard on AMAZON
Specialty Forums
Deals & Offers
IBUS Forum
Garage Forum
Navigation A/V
Bluetooth
For Sale
Want To Buy
Off-Topic
Detailing
///M
Kill Stories
Group Buys
Vanos Forum
Meet & Greet
TEST FORUM

Forums for Current Model BMW's
1 Series E81
3 Series E90
5 Series E60
6 Series E63/E64
7 Series E65/E66
7 Series F01/02 NEW
X3 E83
X5 E70
X6 E71
Z4 E85
MINI Cooper

Forums for Past Model BMW's
2002
3 Series E21
3 Series E30
3 Series E36
3 Series E46
5 Series E12
5 Series E28
5 Series E34
5 Series E39
6 Series E24
7 Series E23
7 Series E32
7 Series E38
8 Series E31
X5 E53
Z3
Z8 E52
CS E9
Senior Six E3

Model-specific Lounges
E32 Lounge
E38 Lounge

Regional Forums
Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
Netherlands

Forums for Local BMW Car Clubs
Dallas
Southern California
Minneapolis
Atlanta


Click here to advertise on BimmerBoard.com




Return to the forum index Group Buys Forum

VDORepair pixel repair specialists

Subject: Great buy on a Craftsman powder coating system
Author: DavidC (moderator) : member since December, 2003 : 12233 posts
Posted on: 2009-04-27 19:31:36      
Bookmark and Share

CRAFTSMAN 917288 POWDER COATING SYSTEM

I've managed to get 34 of these nice, Craftsman 17288 Powder Coating Systems that normally sell for $149 at Sears, for a BimmerBoard group buy rate of just $79. This is a great deal. I won't be able to get any more at this price, so once they're gone, they're gone. I estimate that shipping will be $12 for the continental U.S. All proceeds will go toward BimmerBoard.

If you'd like to achieve professional, durable finsihes on things like valve covers, if you're restoring car parts or other metal items, powder coating is the way it's done. It's much better, and better looking, than spray paint. I'm going to do my e38 valve covers and a host of little pieces for the e32, too.

You'll need to buy the powder paint separately, which typically costs less than $10 for a bag. There are tons of colors. Sears sells it and Eastwood also carries a nice selection.

You'll also need an oven to bake on the finish. Any old kitchen oven that can achieve 350 degrees, even a toaster oven, will do. I don't recommend using the one in your kitchen that you use for cooking, though.

These systems include a nice carrying case, the powder coating gun, the transformer, high-temperature masking tape and plugs, 10 hooks and the owner's manual. They're all brand new in unopened boxes. You won't be disappointed. I've included a bunch of photos below.

HOW TO BUY

Use your PayPal account or any major credit card to purchase. Be sure to include your shipping address, email address and BimmerBoard username with your order. I'll ship your order immediately. No need to wait on a minimum number of people to participate.


Manufacturer's Description

Apply a durable, protective coating to any metal component quickly, easily and safely. Coating is electrostatically applied, then just place coated item in a 400 deg. oven to cure and you're done. Fast and environmentally friendly, coating is chip and chemical resistant. System features internal air generation (no compressor needed.) Variable speed switch.

Powder-coating can be applied to iron, steel, aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, and also chrome-plated surfaces. The Craftsman Powder Coat system will allow you to obtain professional results at home at a fraction of the cost. Superior to aerosol and other liquid coatings in flexibility, corrosion, and chemical resistance. Over spray is simply swept up and disposed of in household refuse. The system includes the accessories, application gun, and detailed instructions. Powder-coating, like other high-quality coatings, can only be applied over a bare metal surface. Removing corrosion and old coatings can be easily accomplished with abrasive paper, wire brush, liquid paint stripper, or abrasive blasting. Once removed simply wipe with acetone or paint thinner, allow to dry, and coat. The only components you will need are an object to coat and an extra toaster oven or non food prep conventional oven.

Benefits of powder-coating

Features

Includes

Photos

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

Craftsman 17288 powder coating system - click to enlarge

David Cecil
Lexington, KY
Titanium silver '01 750iL, 92k miles
Oxford green '97 740iL, 184k miles
Alpine white '92 750iL, 95k miles (for sale)
Charcoal gray '86 735i, 101k miles (for sale)

Visit e38.org for everything technical about your BMW
Do your Amazon shopping through BimmerBoard on AMAZON and support this forum!



E38 mods: Factory nav retrofit, widescreen display, XM satellite receiver in place of CD changer, custom Valentine1 stealth interface to instrument cluster, BimmerNav bluetooth, factory xenon headlights retrofit, heated seats x4 retrofit, StrongStrut tower brace, crystal clear taillights and corners, M aluminum pedals, stainless steel brake lines, billet aluminum throttle bushings, staggered 18'' M-parallel wheels with Kumho Ecsta LX rubber, quad brake lights conversion
VDORepair pixel repair specialists

The Group Buys Forum | Message Thread:


The Group Buys Forum requires users to register before posting new messages.

Click Here to Sign In / Register


Make a donation to support BimmerBoard


Home | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service | Glossary | Advertising

Questions, comments, problems, please email webmaster@bimmerboard.com

©Copyright 2003-2010 BimmerBoard, LLC, All Rights Reserved.
No content from this web site may be reproduced or copied in any
form without the express written consent of BimmerBoard, LLC.


The BMW name and logos are registered trademarks of BMW AG
and BMW of North America, LLC.