Coated by Dynatech: Customer item

26.10.10

Customer item

Black Carbide Texture B16A Valve Cover

Sparkle Silver - 4g15 Intake Manifold

Sun Gold - Old School Motorcyle Engine Head

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FAQ

Q: Do powder coating provide a rough finish surface only?
A: No, the rough finish is the type of powder use (wrinkle / crinkle / texture / vein), it also does provide a super smooth finish and glossy finish.

Q: What clear coat do you use for the top coat?
A: We use only powder clear coat, we have in stock crystal clear super durable gloss clear and glass clear. Normal clear paint will not bond with powder.

Q: Why does your price for coating valve cover more pricey compare to others who provide wrinkle paint?
A: We used powder, not the normal paint, and we only ordered a high quality of powder to satisfy your need. Wrinkle paint also can be done using normal paint. Powder can hold a medium temperature range so your powder can lasted. Also it hard to scratch and hard to peel off. The preparation before powder coating parts also different from normal paint.

Q: Can powder coat applies to plastic part?
A: No, because in order to finish the powder coating process, the powder is heated in oven to 400F in order for powder to be cure. This will make your plastic thingy melt.

Q: How much to powder coat a rim?
A: Frankly speaking it will be expensive since it will use a lot of powder. But of course if u willing to pay for it, we are here to do it for you! We also have to special order powder for you and it will take 2-3 weeks to arrive here (we import from oversea) unless we have a lot of that specific color in our stock. So contact us for details.

Q: Color that I want not in your stock?
A. We can special order color for you but that color must be available in our supplier stock. We also need 2-3 weeks for powder to arrive here. Please contact us and we're glad to help you to find your color.

Q: I'm not from KL, can I post my stuff?
A: Yes, contact us and we will give u, our full address. Usually need 1-3 days (depending on size – for comparison, valve cover usually takes 1-2 days) to powder coat your part, not including delivery time.