repainting a gold pan
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repainting a gold pan
I want to repaint a gold pan. For all of you experienced in this, how would you recommend removing the old paint and what kind/brand of new paint should I use? I know most gold pans vary slightly in color, but is it just basic gold that would be close to a stock color for the gold pans?
THanks in advance!!!!
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THanks in advance!!!!
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Re: repainting a gold pan
Thanks for the Info!! Just apply and scrub to remove? Also, what are people using to replace the gold?vintage88 wrote:purple power degreaser works pretty good to remove it
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Re: repainting a gold pan
Yup there's a couple of ways to strip anodizing. Easy Off oven cleaner is the most often recommended but I've recently read that soaking in Draino works too. If you do the Easy Off get the heavy duty stuff in the yellow can, and go for the name brand stuff....from my experience it works much quicker than the store brands.
Google can lead you to a few tutorials on stripping anodizing.
Google can lead you to a few tutorials on stripping anodizing.
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Re: repainting a gold pan
Thanks for the info! Any ideas on how to replace the gold color?Phin wrote:Yup there's a couple of ways to strip anodizing. Easy Off oven cleaner is the most often recommended but I've recently read that soaking in Draino works too. If you do the Easy Off get the heavy duty stuff in the yellow can, and go for the name brand stuff....from my experience it works much quicker than the store brands.
Google can lead you to a few tutorials on stripping anodizing.
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Re: repainting a gold pan
Thanks!Phin wrote:You can paint it after you strip it or get it professionally anodized or powder coated.
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Re: repainting a gold pan
The oven cleaner worked pretty good. The person that owned the car before me painted over the original anodized body... so it was a mess cleaning it. almost done
once again, thanks for the pointers...

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Re: repainting a gold pan
little late to the party, but be careful with how long you leave the oven cleaner on there...
from this:

to this (EEEEK!)

to this

couple weeks and about $40 later (powdercoat)

after getting the right parts together and full electronics

then, like an idiot...I sold it
from this:

to this (EEEEK!)

to this

couple weeks and about $40 later (powdercoat)

after getting the right parts together and full electronics

then, like an idiot...I sold it

--Joey --
Vintage A&L and Factory Works
Old School Racer & Vintage RC Car nut
JKRacingRC.com
Vintage A&L and Factory Works
Old School Racer & Vintage RC Car nut
JKRacingRC.com
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