Reply to "Powder Coating Campy Wheels at home"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

This is how the wheel goes into the oven after the front side is coated. As you can see, the wheel barely fits in the oven. Note the angle-steel base assembly is a frame I welded together to support the wheel without allowing it to rest on the oven rack so as not to mar the finish of the powder coating. There are 3 lag bolts welded to the inside of the frame, and the back of the wheel's hub rests on the pointed tips of the 3 bolts. The 3 pinpoint dots left in the finish are barely noticeable, but will not be seen anyway.

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