Powder Coating Aluminium Cooking Foil
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- I wanted to try diy powder coating the thinnest thing I could think of so I tried some aluminium tin cooking foil. I was surprised at the results. what do you think? I built my own diy powder coating oven and you can see the build here • Powder Coating Oven DI...
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a classic car
powder coat silverware please. forks, knives, spoons, whatever you got that would be so cool. Maybe chrome or Gold?
A Stanley hand plane
Nice job. Let's see you refurbish motorcycle wheels.
Fun Fact about Aluminum Foil: The difference in appearance between dull and shiny is due to the foil manufacturing process. In the final rolling step, two layers of foil are passed through the rolling mill at the same time. The side coming in contact with the mill's highly polished steel rollers becomes shiny.
Great job maybe powered coat a drill bit and see how the coating handles drilling through wood ,steel ,brick 👌
That demonstration Is amazing .I would never have imagined how durable powder coating Is
Awesome outcome.
Fitting music as well
Sharing this with my buddy who is in the process of building his own oven.
Sounds great!
I only wish you had tried to iron it flat at the end, I need to know if those creases can be removed.
I powder coated one of my shotguns once, I used a textured dark green powder. It looked killer, I wish I still had it.
Martin has invented the best wrapping paper in the world
That's cool I thought it would have flaked off but I was wrong, very durable stuff 👍
Very special!!! Thank you Martin....!!! Greetings from the Netherlands...! :)
Thank you too!
Wow! I thought for sure it would peel when you crunched it up.
Maybe you could try to powder coat an old metal sauce pan or stew pot next.
That surprises the hell out of me. Many years ago I used to work in a powder coating plant, and the amount of times I'd have to touch up aluminium sections because the packing department had knocked chips out of it was unreal. I kind of assumed it was a kind of hard brittle plastic when it had cooled. I'd never thought it would have put up with what you did.
Then again, we mainly used epoxy powder coat there, the polyester stuff tended to be softer and a little more forgiving.
Thanks for sharing
That was really cool. Good to know information thanks for making that video.
Glad you liked it!
There are now hundreds of brains applying this knowledge to future antics! 😁
That's has amazed me I thought for sure that it would just crack and peel off I am amazed
Hmm could the powder have some type of heat-reactive rubber or laytex that forms an elastic surface that stops peeling and such?
powder coat an ice cube then let it melt, leaving a thin shell behind
I’ll vote for that!
Needs to go in the oven though ! 🤔
Thank you Martin I always enjoy watching your videos how did I miss this video I am from South Africa
OMG that's impressive 👍
This is a super cool idea.
I would never do this as I don’t restore things, but I needed to watch this video
I want to powder coat all the things!
If the manufacturer doesn't use this as a sales idea then they are crazy.
amazing, just need to find a use now , great vid martin
Amazing demo Martin 👍👍👍👍
Many thanks!
Very interesting test.
So you really get a feeling for what a powder coating can withstand :-)
Yes, exactly
Well that was surprisingly interesting :)
Wasnt expecting that. Looks like a crisp packet lol
Unbelievable 👍
well martin who would have thought
Clearly he did.. 😊
Very interesting, please keep the experiments going.
Take care
Powder coat your windsheild wiper arms
My alloys Martin
That was pretty impressive!
So interesting ! 👍🙂
Very interesting info martin
I'm trying plastic to see how it bond's 1st attempt failed but will keep trying
Keep up the good work
Good luck!
Make something out of clay and let it fully dry, then coat it very heavily, maybe a few coats, but keep one spot uncoated.
Wash ist out, the clay won´t harden at those temperatures at all, and see how strong the shell is.
Or, to pick up a suggestion fromothers here, take a piece of glass, but coat it with some silicone spray as a heat-resistant release agent.
Should leave you with a thin sheet of coating.
Very interesting video! Good one!
Thank you very much!
A smaller bit of the foil and use it as give-awat from a success second test but not using pink? ☺
Good one Martin I thought that was it once you crumbled it up but it stayed in tack 👍
My experience is, if it dont melt in the oven, you can powdercoat everyting. I also use the easy coat.
Very impressive Martin
porject mans hat must be powder coated lol
Thought you would have to wipe the foil down with acetone after flattening and creasing the top over by hand, but it worked beautifully. You've obviously got very clean germans.
Doubt needs that kind of pre-treatment..
the kitchen sink
Paper or maybe wood? Thanks
Steel wool might be interesting
Try some of the other things they suggest like wood or glass, I have the old system so not recommended by suppose I could try it by pre heating the bit first
Hi martin great result I’m looking for your sandblasting mod on the gun and pipe work where it comes from the hopper to the gun only i cant find it on your films cheers dave
Interesting
Hi Martin, another thought, have you done much powder coating of cast stuff, just stripped and coated some ornate garden bench ends that would have had issues with faradays cage effect getting the powder in the corners, so I had to do them shortly after the degassing whilst still hot enough for the powder to stick and used loads of powder but looked great. Just a thought. Rich
Martin can I ask advice please, I enjoy priming and painting house hold items such as kitchen cupboard handles and I keep running into the same problems, I clean and lightly sand down to get a key for the primer and then I paint, and lacquer all in stages, the problem I have is they look good for a few days then I noticed they all start to crack I don't know if its the paint or the lacquer, is this a problem you have ever encountered and if so what's the solution please
Make sure the paint and lacquer are compatible bud. Ask the supplier to recommend.
Honestly thought this was going to be some sort of early April Fool’s joke 😂, but it turned out to be something with genuinely quite interesting results. 👍🏽 I don’t know whether it would be a good idea or not, but I know that polystyrene melts at 270°C, so could be interesting to see what happens when powder is applied to it, if it’s even possible. This is probably a terrible and stupid idea, but just something whacky I thought of... 😁
Hi Martin Lets see a Glass Bottle And Anything Wood, Cheers Mate
Can you powdercoate a brick if done on one side would make it waterproof for years after built lol
Good one mate ..
Thanks Mick👍
I see you've been raiding Sharon's kitchen again Martin LOL.
How about a glass panel and try different colours in a design of your choice Martin.If you overlapped the colours to see if they mix? Stay safe.
Nice idea🙂
Perhaps make a fake stain glass window as well.
I like it!
Powder coat a porcelain tea cup
Not sure that work you'd need an electrical current going thru it for the paint to stick/adhear to surface?
Would flame retardant suit hold up in the powder coat process...?!i
An iPhone?!
Why not try powder coating wood or rubber or plastic
Martin you could make Sharon a handbag & matching purse 👛 and a waterproof outfit for yourself copyright © to me of course 👍🏻...Up the Butlers
Well done Mr Hax, you're about to start up your own line in Christmas decorations, can you powder coat my wife's face and make her look more attractive?
He's a restorer not a miracle worker 😂 only joking of course lol but I just had to lol 😂
Would she fit in the oven though 😂
@@Jasonhughes258 😂😂😂
A carrot 🥕
Great vid by the way, who’d have thought it!