This is my new project a 47 dodge power wagon whicj was used on our ranch as a windmill repair truck. Planning how the restoration is going to happen now. Any ideas are welcome!
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Nice, I use a bag from SO tech that fits everything I need and is easier to grab and carry than a hard side case. Makes it much easier to carry to the patient. set our bags up similar to what we carried on the box
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I like white and grey. Went with attitude black because the color match on the white was bad and the grey had really bad mottleing. But that is an old painters opinion. I am spending more time keeping the black clean though!
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So the process permastar uses a coating (a type of epoxy if I remember correct) which has a high cure temperature. Helios uses a different coating which does not require a high cure temperature. That is the big difference between the two. When I was there permastar was having issues with OEM...
In short, yes they can. It is all about the coating that is on the cap and what you are coating it with. Raw plastic is much easier than already coated. At the time we were the only ones who could recoat to match the wheels. I won't get into the details of how, but it can be done.
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When I get the kids to bed I'll give some more information on the topic of caps. If the wife will let me. If not I'll post something up tomorrow. For anyone with paint questions feel free to pm me. I've got a lot of oem experience in coatings development and application. My last thing with...
Roger that. I was one of the original employees there. Ran their lab and did their oem approvals before moving back to texas.
Still keep in touch with a few guy that work there. I think they are still in business.
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Check out helios coatings for matching centercaps. I developed the process they use for matching the caps to their PVD wheels back in 07.
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