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BK-08 is a 20% gloss

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the lower the sheen the less imperfections you'll show..
depending on the coating material most will/can add the flatting agent to acquire any finish you want.
the higher the sheen the higher the solids you have on the finish.. if you want a low sheen finish but the high solids shoot the gloss then add a finish coat of clear to what ever reflective amount you want to deaden the sheen
I could write a book on the issue of powder or paint,, but thats your call.. its something I've been doing since 1967

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That's it....only '67? C'mon son, I'm sure if you keep at it, you'll get the hang of it eventually. Don't lose hope.




Good stuff, thanks for the info. Not always sure about lingo or how to get to where I'm going....but will know when I'm there:lol:

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A little sneak peek....

Pressure washed the frame before sending to powdercoat. While at the powdercoater, they did an initial blast of the frame to get the majority of the crud off. After that, it was put into the oven and 'baked' raw, then blasted a second time... then off to powder.

Came out nice...

http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...psxyauoajl.jpg
http://i137.photobucket.com/albums/q...pslnopvdhz.jpg

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Looks really nice.. clean job

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Wow! We'll all want to see more of that chassis!

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Any updates here? Patiently waiting :lol:

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Very nice build can't wait to see how it turns out.

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Frame looks nice… you sold me on powder, durable and clean. I don't know how many frames I've scraped, blasted, primed, sanded and painted but it's way too many. Another Ah-Ha moment. Thanks!:metal:

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very nice bead rolling..you should offer up your skills to do panels for Members,,,hint hint...

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how did this truck turn out