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Re: Easier frame coloring

We've had more success with spray paint than powder coating this year, just make sure that your paint is made for aluminum.
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Re: Easier frame coloring

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We've had more success with spray paint than powder coating this year, just make sure that your paint is made for aluminum.
Did you put/need any protective coating over the color paint?
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Re: Easier frame coloring

On 223, this was the 'guide' I always followed when painting our robots:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...3&postcount=11

We also always used some sort of primer prior to spray painting.
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Re: Easier frame coloring

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On 223, this was the 'guide' I always followed when painting our robots:

http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...3&postcount=11

We also always used some sort of primer prior to spray painting.
I agree on using enamel. It is a lot more durable than regular spray paint.
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Re: Easier frame coloring

We didn't, however, we sand blasted it before painting which seems to have made it pretty strong. I'd recommend sand blasting if you can, otherwise I'd rough it up with sand paper. I don't think a clear coat is necessary if you prepare it correctly, but you could try it with and without on scrap to see which finish you like better.
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Re: Easier frame coloring

We painted our frame and are loving it. It was just spray paint that we picked up at Home Depot.

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Re: Easier frame coloring

1. Cleaned metal with goo-gone
2. rough sandpaper (80-100grit)
3. soapy wash followed by alcohol rub down
4. Self Etching primer for bare metal
5. Krylon spary paint for metal
6. Clear coat on top.

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