does anybody now how much it wouldcaust to poweder coat my 50 flatty frame

powedrcouting, poweder coat, and POWDER COATING all COST about the same, but I'm not sure how much it wouldcaust

I looked into having my bumpers powder coated, and I told a local coater that they were approximately 50" long 2"x4" steel tubing that would arrive sand-blasted and only need a wipe-down, that particular coater said "bumpers are $250 each" I said "they're not even real bumpers, just lengths of rectangular tubing" he said "bumpers are $250"

Expensive and not really worth it in my book, I'd look at that POR stuff, or just keep spray bombing like I do.

Depends on who you go to. I went to a top quality place and it was $500. I think it was a total waist of $$$.

I'd look into doing it with Hammerite paint. Easy to apply and repairable if it gets damaged.

BMB

u can buy the stuff to do it yourself here www.eastwoodco.com

I just got about 1000' of 1.5 tubing done on 80 pieces for around $850.

Just depends where you go. My friend paid $100 for his M-715 frame. Shop around.

or you could just go to eastwood and get their home powdercoating kit.... 'course then you would need a very big oven :flipoff2:

One bad thing with powdercoating is you cant see any cracks you would get in the frame.I had my racecar frame done and it cracked and I didnt see it until it was too late...bad crash and throw away frame.I will never powdercoat anything again.

I saw plenty of cracks in my Jeep frame after doing it:flipoff2:
Hammerite or Hammertone whatever. That is the rout to go and is the rout I am going this time. Powder coating as great for ares that will get hit with break fluid because it wonut hurt it.

You will see it on a flat piece of plate or frame rail,you will not see it on any welds...if you got a quality powdercoat job.Check out most big dollar racecars(sprintcar are what I race and what I am referring to) they dont even paint the frames.