Re:grounding blast cabinet

[Robert neal zimmerman <northwestweirdo@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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 I really want to get a powder coat setup,but  the oven is the limiting
 factor as I really dont have any room in my shop to put an old oven.
 They do make lamps though that are supposed to "cook" the pieces like
 the oven, but they are pretty spendy.
   i also want to try some of these plating  gadgets in the Eastwood
   catalog like home brewed "tin-zinc" or " zinc-cad " or something like
   that. Also they have a " black -oxide" setup too.They have paints too
   to duplicate the look too.
   Cant remember where but somewhere on the net  i saw a good article
   once on what the factory did to each type of piece in your car, what
   piece was treated in what way. Anybody have that article?
   Neal ZImmerman, Eugene Oregon

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