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Daryll
18-05-2009, 09:57 PM
I was thinking about having my trusslite powder coated in black.
Also having the two uprights done as well ( if you can powder coat over chrome ).
Reason being.
Black front curtain ,speaker cabs , lights, cables , so why not have it all the same.
Your comments please.
Daryll
Cj_The_Dj
18-05-2009, 10:00 PM
with the cheep deck stand there already black and looks OK, but i think chrome looks nice.
I was thinking about having my trusslite powder coated in black.
Also having the two uprights done as well ( if you can powder coat over chrome ).
Reason being.
Black front curtain ,speaker cabs , lights, cables , so why not have it all the same.
Your comments please.
Daryll
I think it will look good as I prefer black over silver.
I think the only problem you might have is finding a place with an oven big enough to bake it. There is a place local to me.
Just to give you a price, one alloy wheel costs around £40. I have been told that is very cheap so I have no idea what the cost would be for the trusslite.
Would look good imo. :)
Jiggles
18-05-2009, 10:09 PM
That's something that if fins strange with ultimax stands why chrome? That's why I wont get one TBH looks so off.
Daryll
18-05-2009, 10:26 PM
Tom.
Could you do me a favour and PM me the address of where you got your powder coating from.
I have a very interesting project ( DJ related)I have started that needs some items coated. but I must admit , it is not going to be black ;) :D
Cheers
Daryll
spin mobile disco
18-05-2009, 10:41 PM
Anodizing or plating may be cheaper than powder coating. Gun metal plating is very dark and almost black. I used to work for an engineering company and we sent stuff to be plated all the time and they can plate huge items easily.
Failing that buy some hammerite :)
Daryll
18-05-2009, 10:51 PM
Failing that buy some hammerite :)
That`s not a bad idea.
Have a look http://www.hammerite.com/uk/products/ps_metalmaster.htmlIt`s the same principle as powder coating , with out the oven.
But in the robust life of a mobile DJ , would it stand up to a few knocks and scrapes.
Daryll
JAMdisco
19-05-2009, 07:50 AM
I have a very interesting project ( DJ related)I have started that needs some items coated. but I must admit , it is not going to be black ;) :D
Ooh, sounds interesting, you gonna enlighten us or are you doing a 'Damien'? :D
Ajaysdisco
19-05-2009, 08:15 AM
I personally think chrome looks better because any scratches are less visible.
I have the Ultimax black speaker stands and after about a year they are starting to look a bit tatty.
Daryll
19-05-2009, 04:19 PM
Ooh, sounds interesting, you gonna enlighten us or are you doing a 'Damien'? :D
OK , I am not Damien :D :Laugh:
This relates to a purchase of 4 ryger tinyscans + dmx controller from member Blitz.
These are being totally stripped down .
new lamps , cooling fans , mirrors ( mirrors are original from Ryger), the cases will be blasted and re-podwer coated , even though Ryger still have about 50 cases.
These will not be in black , more a very deep crimson ( no idea why :D ).
I have some 1" square steel section which will be the top bar.
This will give me a choice of 2 totally different lighting rigs for the ultimax stand.
I have taken a few pics , but I`ll add a new topic with details when complete.
Daryll
Daryll
19-05-2009, 04:22 PM
I personally think chrome looks better because any scratches are less visible.
I have the Ultimax black speaker stands and after about a year they are starting to look a bit tatty.
I agree with that , but as the bar will be pre wired , I will place a small rubber tape where the clamps will hang , also on the mounting points where it connects to the uprights.
The uprights pose more of a problem as they slide up and down the guide tubes , I`ll work on that one.
Daryll
Daryll
08-06-2009, 10:30 PM
Just an update.
I will be taking my trusslite and the ultimax uprights to be power coated this week.
I will post pics when I get them back.
Daryll
JDB Entertainment
08-06-2009, 10:39 PM
Sounds good will be very intrested to see.
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