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- We take the wheels off my daily driver and give them a new look by powder coating them Black Mother Of Pearl!
The wheels on my daily had been looking sad far a while now with the clear coat failing and falling off. So when I got a flat and needed to get new wheels I thought it would be the perfect time to give them a new look by powder coating them at home!
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"At home" means if you live in a shop.
Danny Krinkle dude exactly wtf I was about to say!!
Yep. I was like "huh?"
Click bait
You can have a blasting cabinet at home and I’m sure you’re not thinking an oven is unfeasible to have at a home right? If you can’t also think enough to understand that sanding is an option, this whole process is out of your reach.
Joseph Samsor you can also have a car lift or a 20 ton press at home if you buy it but you’re building a shop at that point. Also, he says at home while he’s at a shop with stripped out cars...
I don’t know why people are bitching about this being at home.
He didn’t send them out to be powder coated. He did it himself.
If you don’t have the room or the tools to do it, that’s one thing. But don’t bust this guys chops for having a simple set up. It works. It’s not elaborate. If you don’t have a compressor or a garage even, then maybe this project isn’t for you. But it definitely can be done “at home”.
2:50 Start Here.
People don’t have those equipment in their “home”
Great video, if I lived in a shop and had all these crazy/expensive machines. So helpful
Great job. Have a few questions though.
1) What size sandblasting cabinet do you have?
2) What powdercoating gun do you use?
3) You used an electric oven?
4) What did you use to do the sandblasting on the alloy wheels?
5) What temp studs you bake them at after powdercoating them?
Everyone is complaining this guy has a shop. Sandblasting cabinets and a good enough compressor isn't impossible to get. Cabinet can be made if one really wanted. Free electric ovens are everywhere. Powder coating kit can be bought at harbor freight.
You're already taking wheels to a tire shop to dismount anyway, take it to a blasting shop and do the powder and bake at home..
Looks great nice work 👍🏻
Which sand blasting cabinet are you using there?
wow! This is awesome!
Neil Patrick Harris?
is it not advised to do the full wheel as opposed to just the face and interior?
Shhhhit...... My WIFE would kick my ass, if she comes home and see a car rim inside of her oven 🤣🤣🤣
Is that your average electric oven out of a kitchen?
O-state baby !!
Nice job
What did you put over the lug holes to keep them clean and unpowdercoated
that's funny I sell powder by the pound... try my powder next
White on black is my fav. Trying to do myself. Was hoping the video would show me how much it would cost. If I have a oven and a cheap sandblaster. How much to get equipment to powder coat? As well as the 2lbs u bought?
I would have liked to have seen the inside of the wheel cured out of the oven after being placed on the oven rack to see what marks were left on the wheel? It seemed to lift out easily so didn’t cure to the rack…
Reason I’m interested is this is how I’m looking at doing mine and just want to know what is going to happen to the inside..
Oh also would have been good to see the whole process - removing the pre heated wheel etc etc
Does the baking produce a lot of fumes?
Nice video - the wheels turned out great. I laughed when I saw 40 year old virgin playing on the tv at the end too :)
what are you talking about not bad,hell that looks pretty good to me. they came out really nice and for you doing it yourself to hell with what anybody says.
I like how the wheels look but the cap that still has the old color just clashes with the rest of the wheel.
"At home" .. Smh
Did you think he was going to do it in the kitchen or living room 😂
U did a fantastic job man
Only thing I wish you did was elaborate a little bit on how long and what temp to bake at. You stated prebake was 400F but didn't give a total paint bake time or exactly how to prep the rim besides the prebake. Do you have to electrify the part at all for the powder to adhere? Thanks great video overall I'm just a super noob so wish there was a bit more info here and there
Every powder has different instructions on how long and how to bake at. Thats why I didn’t go in to detail on baking them. And yes the whole part needs to have high voltage running through the part. Just clip the lead from the powder coated to the part or a metal part touching it and you are good to go.
@@Petrol360
Perfect man thanks! Didn't think I'd ever get a reply from the content creator himself. Much appreciate your time. Your reply really filled in the simple blanks for me. I was super duper noob but I've watched a couple videos since and All I need to know now is voltage/current and power supply stuff but I'm sure that'll come with whatever kit and powder I buy. Thanks for the great content!
A lot of thin spots , needs a heaver coat of powder. and it was plane to see before it went into the oven
Yep I missed a few spots of clear when sanding them but I was also fighting the faraday effect in the corners. After a few wheel I was able to work around it but an adjustable guy would have really helped out.
@@Petrol360 Heat the wheels or parts to around 150 - 175 and shoot them warm
I did that as well, I think I called it gassing off. Iv heard its more to help oils burn off but I guess it can help the powder stick by melting on contact?
Hi, would you please share what kind of compressor you are using (bottle volume and output per minute). Thanks in advance!
From what I've read, you can use any pancake compressor found at your usual home improvement centers. You only need about 5-10 PSI and 2 CFM to move the powder and coat what you want coated.
Would have been great if you explained what you are doing, what materials, tools, etc.
Yes, a totally useless video.
I hit you with a like and a sub. Good stuff man. Im just now getting into powder coating coming from working at Maaco.
What sandblasting cabinet do you have?
Outstanding job
Requiero los planos electricos de Equipo de pintura Electrostático, marca SART, modelo 1996 de nacionalidad Española.
So it's been a few years since you've posted this vid... did it hold up? Any touch ups??
No they still look perfect. The wheels are on my daily so the rarely get cleaned. So far brake dust and all the other dirt haven’t had any effect on them. I still pull the wheels once a year and give them a good clean and wax. But other then that I don’t touch them.
@@Petrol360 that's awesome. Good to know that they'll hold up over time. Definitely gonna try this! Thanks.
Cool. So whos house am I powder coating my wheels at? Your dads? Cause my home, like most others, has none of this equipment except for an oven. I'm not too sure my girl would be ok with me borrowing her oven to cook my wheels in. Let me know. Thanks.
Matthew Nelson blasting cabinets are a bit much for a home set up but a 25 gallon compressor and cheap HF sandblaster works just as well. For the oven we went on CL and found a oven with a broken glass top for $35 and it works perfectly. You have to be willing to think outside the box and put some elbow grease if you really want it.
@@Petrol360 Thanks for the reply. I was mostly being sarcastic but either way nice setup. I might even be a tad envious lol.
great vid, but heads up; your union jack is the wrong way round!
You are the second to notice! Thanks!!
@@Petrol360 You're welcome old chap, we just wouldn't want to make the Queen grumpy, would we! XD
Better off putting two pot on them , the heat of powder coating not good , because rims were Heat treated from factory .
Something I had never conceded but it could become an issue if you keep it in the oven to long. Some alloys ate aged at 325F so powder coating could cause some issues. But with the process so common and no issues myself I think that if its done correctly you minimize risk. My next set of wheels will be sprayed, simply because im learning how to shoot paint now.
Great job man and that Mountaineer sweatshirt was awesome! Go "eers!
Super disappointed you didn't use the DEFENDER to take them to the tire shop :^( ...But seriously, nice job!
Haha if we wern't taking the trash at the same time I would have taken it for sure! Need to do a video on that soon. Its my dads and I did do an article on it a while back with some good photos and info. www.offroadxtreme.com/features/car-features/a-land-rover-thats-not-all-about-soccer-practice-and-starbucks/
@@Petrol360 ha I recognised that Auscam paint job right away. Those Defenders still come up in surplus auctions here in Australia from time to time 👍
At home cheers mate, luckily I keep my sand blaster next to the fridge
Get creative, there are loads of ways to remove paint from wheels. Aircraft stripper may even be faster to strip them down. If you really want to be able to to something you will figure out a way.
@@Petrol360 so you agree the video is pointless?
@@matthewcooke3749 good one
For a person with no ambition and no ability to think outside the box like yours. Yes! And what did you think the video would be about some new magic that means you can powder coat at home with no tools?
@@Petrol360 sorry mate I appreciate the video I was just taking the mick a bit..it’s a good vid cheers
Amazing job. Can this method work to powder coat the entire rim inside & out?
Yep I didn’t do the part inside the wheel because its never seen and being aluminum I don’t have to worry about them rusing so I just left them uncoated.
Amazing,,may i ask what type and mesh of metal powder u spraying on ,,second can it be applicable on any sort of substrate?
They don’t list the mesh on the website actually. And as far as what you can apply it to I think its any matalic object that can withstand the heat in the oven.
How is this at home??
What blasting cabinet is that? I'm tired of messing around with poor quality media blasting equipment
Its a skat blast cabinet with there filtration system. We added a second light inside that helps a lot. Its been working well so far just regular stuff, changing tips and putting a plastic shield on the glass to keep it from getting bad.
What size wheels were those? (What is the largest wheel you can still fit in your oven?)
These are 17”x7.5 I think. You could fit an 18 or maybe a 20” ovens do come in different sizes.
What did you do with the center caps
I left them silver like you saw at the end of the video. It was an easy way to keep them looking good.
how does the powder coating hold up long term? Does it peel off?
As long as it’s applied properly it can last a very long time. They real advantage of powder coating is that it doesn’t chip or peel off like the clear coat did. The wheels still look great by the way!
Bro why you turned the comments of on the toolbox build vid
I thought you did a great job 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
I didn’t know they were off. Thanks for the heads up!!
Dude, your Union Flag is upside down!
How do you like the blast cabinet so far I've been considering a skat myself
Really like it, seems to be a good unit. We added a second light inside that made a world of difference and buy a bunch of the glass protectors to keep the glass clear so you can see. Another thing that we got that should have come standard is a lip that goes on the inside of the door. With iut the lip a bit of sand falls out every time you open it up but thats the only flaw iv seen so far!
What size are those rims and what is the inside depth of the stove you used?
Off a ford fusion probably a 17x7.5 or 17x8
The cars, flag and bench vice English British but everything outside American..I'm so confused lol unfortunately England doesn't really produce a lot of stuff the average person can afford or buy these days, mostly High end or weapons lol fingers crossed production starts there again soon, quality stuff indeed(even the stuff that looks nice yet refuses to operate sometimes ha)
Ya the flag was for a land rover we had at one time. The vice we got lucky with its one of the last good products from the UK and some guy must not have known what he had because he let it go for way to cheap second hand!
Hey buddy !!
Did you put primers???
Im interested in getting my wheels off my motorcycle in this black chrome finish would you consider doing them or could you suggest someone ? Thank you and great job btw wheels look amazing !!
Thanks! I won't be able to do them, that wasn't my shop. I know of a few guys in the Charlotte area if you are looking.
Petrol360 would you be able to get me in touch with them telephone# or email perhaps thanks again
Iv got my email posted under my About page on my channel. Shoot me a message through there.
Nice CMPD sign!!!
Are you located in Charlotte
appears you didn't get good coverage.
Great video! What gun or powder coat system did you use??
Im using the eastwood powder coating kit and the powder is from powderbythepound.com
Do you have to sand blast them if they are not pealing? I have rims that look great just want to powder coat them.
Yep the one bad part about powder coating is it has to be on bare metal so you will have to blast or strip the old paint off. It taks a lot of time but its worth it on something like a set of wheels
I'm about to do this on some Porsche wheels. What blasting media did you use? Do you remember the grit?
I used Diamond brand fine grit, I picked it up at tractor supply. I tried there medium/course and it seemed to be eating into the wheels a little so I swapped it out. Best advise I can give is to check the wheels with a really bright flash light before you put them in the oven, the color I used was hard to tell when it was not thick enough in spots. Also do the cracks and tight corners of the wheels first, the powder has a hard time sticking where corners meet unless you get an adjustable power supply. Its a fun project and saves a ton of money doing it at home, probably only used one pound of powder and one bag of sand so id say $60 for all 4 wheels plus say $20 to pull the tires off and remount them.
Petrol360 Thanks for the suggestions. I really appreciate it. Hopefully my wheels will turn out as nice as yours.
Maybe you will have some insight, I have some 993 18" hollow spokes with chrome and I want the chrome off so I can paint or power coat silver. Any ideas or leads?
What size wheel are they?
I have the exact same wheels on my black fusion. Definitely getting them powder coated now lmao.
Nice Job, I think they make a Chrome powder coat too..
What size rims
I believe they are 17”x7”. Its the factory wheel.
At home we have microwaves not ovens for alloys and stuff lmao
How much should I look to pay to powdercoat a set of wheels?
Have wheels sand blasted and coated like I did here cost anywhere from $50-100 a wheel but most people charge about $65 a wheel.
I fucking hate picking up screws man. I have been to the local mechanic shops so many times because of that or sensor light issues 😭
Ya thankfully this was my first in years, but it was a good thing because the tires were starting to dry rot. I think the dealership I bought the car from must have used tires that had been laying around for a while. So it needed it anyway and fixing the failed clear coat was a plus!
what model of ford is that? 1:10
Its just a 5.4l f250. Think its like a 06-07
You might as well just buy new wheels that’s lot of work brother
It is but if you have the time its much cheaper them a new set of wheels. Or buy a used set and give them a fresh look.
At home my arse
“At home”
Go bucks
What sand blaster do you have?
Its a champion, think its a 60 or 80 gallon. It works really well for a home shop and I can blast all day without issues.
Whats the cost of the equipment to powder coat?
The gun kit with the gun and everything you need to paint was $120. We found a old stove with a broken glass stove top for about $50. As long as you have 220v in your shop or garage thays all you need. A lot of people use a toaster oven for small parts as well.
Yeah I was thinking about that too.. I'm trying to powder coat wheels haha
If you're going to do wheels then you will need a good sized oven which will run you around $2,500 out the door. Everything else like the sand blaster and air compressor will cost you more. To give you a better idea of how much, well i spent $5,000 on everything and now i can do my rims and other peoples rims as a side job. If you need more information on what to get, just message me and i will send you all the stuff i got.
ASU! ASU!
The Union Flag behind you is upside down mate.
Ah good eye! Ill swap it next time im at my dads shop!
At home my arse...
Most houses have single phase 220v run to them and can easily be wired to run a compressor or oven like we have. If you don’t have access to a blasting cabinet or don’t have someone locally that can blast them you can always use paint stripper and sand paper to get the wheels clean. Just have to think outside the box a little!
Don't worry I'm sure nobody wanted to see the steps in between
Center cap doesn’t look good.
your hanging the union jack upside down fool
At home...... meaning if you got a shop, or a garage full of tools
Anyone should be able to do this at home. If you don’t have a way to sandblast you could use paint stripper. A broken kitchen range can be found used for cheap or free. The one we use has a broken glass cook top. The powder coating gun uses very low pressure so a simple pancake compressor will work great. A who lot is possible who you put your mind to it and start asking yourself “how can I” rather then “I can’t”.
At home 🤣🤣🤣
Seriously?! "Powder Coating Wheels At Home" And this dude pretty much has the equivalent of a friggin' paint shop as his "garage".. Hold on! Let me pause the vid while I put my car parts in my Kitchen Stove! smh
Oven was bought off Craigslist for $30 with a broken cook top. You have to think outside the box sometimes to save some money in order to build the things you want.
Oh, I hear you...and congrats on finding a $30 stove with a broken cook top...…..HOWEVER when people click on a video that says "Powder Coating Wheels At Home!"....we don't expect to use our KITCHEN STOVE or go on Craigslist to find a "$30 stove with a broken cook top". Not to mention finding a stove outlet to plug a full sized stove inside our Garage where MOST of us expected to do our DIY car projects. Lets just say that your "Situation" is pretty much an anomaly for us to try and follow along with. I totally respect the ingenuity....however it's just not practical for 70% of the population clicking on this vid.
'At home'!! What a nonsense. Click bait scam.