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Tri-Five Chassis Powdercoating - Framing A Classic, Part 3
 In addition to removing brackets,...  In addition to removing brackets, several were added. |  Earle relocated the brake...  Earle relocated the brake line bracket from the passenger side to the driver's side since we plan to re-route the brake lines. |  Ahead of that he welded on...  Ahead of that he welded on an emergency brake cable bracket, since our frame's original one was missing. |  The frame was blasted with...  The frame was blasted with Green Diamond, a mineral slag abrasive that not only attacks rust, but also gives the metal surface some texture that promotes adhesion of the powder. |  The freshly blasted frame...  The freshly blasted frame was then sent to RTS Powder Coating. |  As you can see, RTS uses a...  As you can see, RTS uses a mobile rack that makes it easy to coat the frame and move it around. |  With the frame electrically...  With the frame electrically grounded, the charged powder was sprayed on. It took about 20 minutes to completely coat the frame. |  Once the powder was applied,...  Once the powder was applied, the frame was wheeled into the oven to be "baked" for about 45 minutes. |  The curing process basically...  The curing process basically melted the powder and bonded it to the frame. As you can see, the end result was a great-looking semi-gloss finish that should hold up for years to come. |
Polyrock
4763 Murrieta St.
Chino
CA
91710
Dept. SC
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Williams Classic Chassis Works
La Verne
CA
91750
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RTS Powder Coating
15121 Sierra Bonita
Chino
CA
91710
Dept. SC
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