Tell me what you think about the powder coating job! Also this is the link to the new shirts in stock

I just bought one the other day, I love it, works great, I’m only 14 so I didn’t want to pay someone else so I invested in one, a few tips, that knob on the gun is not a regulator, it’s a on/off switch so I would definitely get a regulator and run 15-25 psi, also get a water separator filter because your powder will have a lot better results. Most powders will say but for harbor freight powders it works best to run 450° for 15 to 20 minutes, also preheating your part helps powder stick. In my own experience the best powders are from prismatic powders. Keep up the good work, love your videos.

Just a little advice from my experience, if you have decent weather paint the truck outside no matter how much you try and keep stuff clean you’ll get overspray, all you really need is a day of good weather.

I appreciate the videos,never can learn enough,so thanks for all the great content,and I appreciate your service and sacrifice (sacrifices) you made for us and yourself as a country keep up the great work brother

Thanks for the tutorial, and sticking with the motto “learning together”. That compressor cover turned out great for the turbski! I was always wondering about that harbor freight kit for small projects and adding cool detail to parts. Beats the heck out of the old rattle can red you did on the LBZ stock cover back in the day. Really super excited to hear you might hook Wifemax up to a pulling sled! It will be the ultimate test of the truck in every aspect! I have a feeling you will be hooked (pardon the pun) after trying it, especially if you have the professor and Ryan close by coaching. Keep working hard brother! Blessings to you and the family! 👊🏻🇺🇸

I have had a harbor freight powder coating system for a long time. I set my air pressure at 15 psi static so the powder just flows slowly and evenly. The ground lead can be attached to the hanging rack or wire, but must be used or the powder won’t stick.

Great video, Earl! You did make it look simple to powder coat, with good results. Thanks

Here’s some suggestions I found useful when I did this

Great video! Hey you could make yourself a temporary paint booth by building a wooden frame and using rope to lift it up to the ceiling. You want two wooden frames one for up high and one on the floor. Staple plastic sheeting to the wood frames make sure you put plastic on the floor also tape it down. It’s always about the prep! Great content! Oh yeah Harbor Freight rocks love to shop there!

"Earl and Joy's Powder Coating Service " 🤣 looks cool man! 👍

Stove in the shop is a good tool to have. Separating headlights to do leds and clean moisture from the lense, and also for pressing parts like bearings and spacers on. Need an exhaust duct for your powder coat box but look awesome.

The Truck Should Be O.D. Green With A Semi Gloss Clear 🌲🌲🌲🌲

Looks good. You can recoat when its semi hot, also buy thermal tape on amazon, it can go right in the oven, and its great to cover parts you dont want powder on. Aside from that just order from prismatic and your good. Told you its fun and easy.

Good to see the Cummins making progress. That powder coating turned out good - nice job for your first and second try.

Leadfoot gray would look sweet on the truck as well. Raptor lining the whole truck would cool as well.

On any metals softer than steel, outgassing for an hour at 450-500 degrees, then blast the part while still hot (but make sure you can handle it. Then put plenty of powder on it and you should be good to go. Prep work and the right amount of powder, curing temp and time are key. Nice video and I'm enjoying your channel!

MrsTruckMaster is Spot On!! Raptor line the Dumpster Cummins in a gloss color!! Way better protection for what you are planning on doing with it. Got my shirts ordered and thanks for the discount code too!!

Awesome video ! Good job man 👍🏻

Destroyer grey would look awesome on that Cummins

Really liking your videos by the way!