Bought a second hand homemade oven. Besides the door not closing all of the way, the floor not covering all the ground and most of the wiring needing bigger gauge wires it is actually working well. Restoring an old car lift and the arm pieces were small enough to fit in the oven.

This was my first time doing something like this. The masking was very tedious.

I have never done a motorcycle frame before and may have an opportunity to do one. My problem is prep. It will not fit in my blast cabinet and I cannot blast it outside at my shop. Have you had this problem and if so what was your solution? I have a guy in town who can do the prep. If I go that route what do I need to do to keep the metal clean during transportation? Thank you for your help.

Not mine but I thought you all might find it funny.

Over the years I've heard alot of debate over aluminum wheels such as Alcoa aluminum wheels, found on everything from pickups to semis, can't be powder coated due to the heat causing integrity issues with the wheels. Any truths to this, and can a lower heat cure powder like IFS offers keep it within the threshold?