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Thinking of refurbing chipper TW 150 as its showing the ravages of road salt. I will strip it down to before taking it.I was thinking of getting the chassis and panel work shot blasted and the painted. Now shot blasting to get it steel ball blasted,bit harsh imo, or aluminium oxide ?. Painting what sort normal paint, oil rig paint or plastic coating ?

Your opinions please and any approx costs to blast prime and top coat

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Thinking of refurbing chipper TW 150 as its showing the ravages of road salt. I will strip it down to before taking it.I was thinking of getting the chassis and panel work shot blasted and the painted. Now shot blasting to get it steel ball blasted,bit harsh imo, or aluminium oxide ?. Painting what sort normal paint, oil rig paint or plastic coating ?

Your opinions please and any approx costs to blast prime and top coat

 

Leave the choice of media to whoever blasts it

 

As far as finish goes, avoid powder coat, the reason it looks scabby is because the guillotine leaves a sharp edge that the powder coat struggles to cover.

 

If you do go with powder coat use a flap disk to fettle the edges and corners, it will last a lot longer if you do.

 

If you use machinery enamel or 2 pack then a clear coat lacquer you can lacquer over any stickers and freshening the finish is just a matter of flatting it and a quick coat of fresh lacquer.

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