Reply to "Powder Coating Campy Wheels at home"

larrywMember

Nice job.

Any issues getting the powder to bond to the JB weld? Evidently it can take the heat of the curing, but I thought powder would only bond to a chargeable (conductive?) surface.

Generally, any ideas on how to get old powder coating off a set of Campis for annealing and application of a fresh coat? I have some flaking and the mag beneath is turning black.

Does anything dissolve it? Will it de-bond under slightly greater heat than what it takes to cure it? How much heat can the wheels take? If it must be blasted off, what media would be recommended? It's pretty tough stuff.

3/23/152:38 PM

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