How To Cerakote At Home On A Budget | Bike Builds with Aaron Colton

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Aaron Colton offers his expertise on the process of Cerakoting old parts to give bikes a good-as-new look with the product's ceramic-based finish.
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@yourejustintim 3 года назад

I made my wife one of your ovens so she can cook outside. It works!

@Sms68 3 года назад

I powder coated a swing-arm in our oven and destroyed the Turkey for Thanksgiving

@yourejustintim 3 года назад

@@Sms68 bet it looked awesome though...

@Sms68 3 года назад

@@yourejustintim Haha. Yes it does. I don’t even like Turkey !

@terry5008 3 года назад

Did she make a bed for you outside?

@Sms68 3 года назад

@@terry5008 It’s not the Bad yet BUT I have been sleeping in the Garage since 2016 !!

@nickjordan7095 3 года назад

The wind in this video is how my entire life feels

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

Keep on trucking buddy!

@devinreed5744 2 года назад

Sorry to hear that

@waelesmair6250 2 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@trudge84 3 года назад

Never thought a heat gun could maintain a steady temp like that. And the oven from faced insulation is really smart. Thanks for this video, I learned something from it.

@dominicandawg3455 3 года назад

Heck yeah! I used to work for Pratt Whitney and the number 1 tool used were heat guns! They can hold some high temps!

@slowdownx3919 2 года назад

@@dominicandawg3455 do you think this method would work for powdercoating ? Seems like you have experience

@dominicandawg3455 2 года назад

@@slowdownx3919 theoretically it should if you make a cabinet that doesn't let the heat escape and use a high quality heat gun and direct the air away as to not mess up the powder layer on the parts. But heat from an air gun is delivered differently than heat from an oven as one uses coils that heat up and a blower to push that heated air out while an oven uses induction coils in an enclosed insulated area to heat up said area and bake the parts. But theoretically yes it should be if you can get the heat gun to hold between 350 and 450 degrees to allow the powder coat to cure on the parts but that would have to be fully tested

@slowdownx3919 2 года назад

@@dominicandawg3455 i will try it and let you know! Thank you for the info alot of people don’t usually respond back.

@dominicandawg3455 2 года назад

@@slowdownx3919 no problem dude! Yeah I try to share the knowledge with others it really helps people with projects:) most don't care to share :/

@woutervanteerling 3 года назад

For those google ing and unable to find: The stand is a C-stand, the arm the products hang on is called a Gobo-arm..

@johnharding2912 Год назад

For sandblasting the frame and wheels I use a cheap 2 man tent ⛺ and a good respirator. These are generally well sealed. You can tip it up in such a way to reclaim most of your media from the corner of the floor. Also for heating I use an electric hot plate, works just fine

@AaronColton93 Год назад

I had never thought of that. That’s a great idea.

@johnharding2912 Год назад

@@AaronColton93 Thanks, Aaron. I'm almost done with my first dirtbike rebuild after viewing yours and many other similar guys rebuilds for inspiration.

@fore4kicks 3 года назад

I think the difference between someone the DIYs and someone who doesn't is the smile and chuckle at 3:03, invariably things go wrong in projects, how you roll with it keeps it fun and entertaining.

@joseph42s 3 года назад

Your attention to detail is amazing!

@tjpeter20 2 года назад

This was a fantastic video. The hardest thing for me was the oven. I love this method. Thanks a bunch for the tips!

@soggymanturtle 3 года назад

That oven idea is absolutely genius! You are a beast. I've been loving watching the cr500 videos

@TepcoCycleRepair 3 года назад

Sweating with the torch...brilliant! Thanks for that tip.

@MetrologyEngineer 2 года назад

I really admire how you make the absolute most of the space you’re given for you shop.

@PepperPierre 10 месяцев назад

This guy is totally amazing. His solution for a homemade oven is spectacular ! Doing it in high wind was quite fun !

@tonyhouston3049 Год назад

Nice video. A helpful way to put the hot box together is using long nails and pushing them into the foam and taping over them.

@TheRalliowiec 3 года назад

Make the oven but don't put a door on it. Instead leave the floor unattached and slip the "oven" over your parts and the floor. This allows you to stage all your painted parts in the oven when you have access from 5 sides, reducing the risk of scrubbing any paint as you are putting them in the oven.

@eschrader 2 года назад

Do you put insulated foam under it?

@TheRalliowiec 2 года назад

@@eschrader Yes, you make a box out of 6 pieces of foam. The 4 sides and the roof are all connected together. You then take those 5 pieces and slip it over the floor and the parts.

@GFWoodchuck Год назад

That's genius.

@billroberts9044 4 месяца назад

Then you have to build a sturdy hanging rack. I prefer a opening lid via duct tape hinges, and an extra inside wall that is movable to reduce the size of the box for multiple small items. A 2' x 2' x 4' box can quickly turn into a 2' x 2' x 2' box or smaller.

@DanMX2112 3 года назад

Wow you just changed everything about my build. New plans and new budget lol this is great content!

@nathaniellangston5130 2 года назад

I was really hoping you had a video on Cerakote! Glad to see you do!

@NOER69 3 года назад

And just like that I’m diving into a new hobby! Thank you!!

@wadehallstrom7260 3 года назад

Hey , thank you ! Very good idea . That's awsome . I never even thought about making my own oven . Brilliant !! Good video .

@Cody_Hanson 3 года назад

This is awesome. More of this!

@tonythedrifter 2 года назад

I really love these videos with Aaron. Going to get an engine to try this on.

@tomthomsen990 2 года назад

Thanks for taking the time to show this!

@u.a.8700 3 года назад

You came up with some very creative ideas so that you can apply and cure cerakote. Major points for your drive and determination. GREAT JOB.

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

Where there’s a will there’s a way. Thank you!

@itwasrightthere 3 года назад

I love that you left your battle with the wind in the video.

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

Such is life! We all struggle the same.

@davidshupe3266 3 года назад

1/2 plywood box, lined with your insulation...four 150w heat lamp blubs hooked to a hot water heater thermostat switch works well and you can control the temp!

@RedBullMotorsports 3 года назад

Very cool!

@evanogle1409 3 года назад

Can we all see this video made sir, haha

@jeffh4505 3 года назад

I was thinking a hot plate with a PID controller would work well too, but that’s also getting a bit more complicated.

@embededfabrication4482 Год назад

ya, that heat gun housing isn't sposed to be exposed to a lot of heat, it's probably ok at only 150 but still....

@jmicm13 3 года назад

This is excellent! More please!

@donaldrippetoe5246 5 месяцев назад

Really enjoyed the video! Pretty clever! Thank you for sharing your solutions and associated tips!

@jbuchan8114 3 года назад

I loved the oven. Great job.

@motoboh4656 2 года назад

I freakin' love all you vids, Aaron, right on brother, keep 'em coming!

@coreyperez13 2 года назад

Awesome idea, this guy seems down to earth. I like it!

@coderedcamaro4812 3 года назад

What a great video!!! I love seeing hands on stuff like this.

@RedBullMotorsports 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@coderedcamaro4812 3 года назад

@@RedBullMotorsports binge watching the channel. New subscriber.

@donniejunk2860 4 месяца назад

Dude your oven idea is really awesome.

@donny6016 2 года назад

This is some re-world garage advice. It is great!

@jaimereyes7480 3 года назад

Wow that was an excellent video. Smart dude with great explanations

@davehargreaves6861 3 года назад

I found a 30" wall oven on the street (remodel in my neighborhood) and installed it under one of my benches.. ;)

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

Talk about a score!

@chadh3441 2 года назад

It's called winning! Lol. I'd take it any day I could get it too.

@asthepropturns5767 8 месяцев назад

Bike looks great , solid work!

@thepassionofthegoose5472 3 года назад

Love this. Thank you.

@MrSteppingstone888 2 года назад

Great video!! two things I saw which is not recommended was. #1 from cerakote is the catalyst should not be used in plastic spray gun cup /Harbour freight does have a 4 oz spray gun with a aluminum cup, I use them. # 2 you need better protection when your blasting you can see in the video the media going every where I would recommend you stepping it up by using the respirator better safe than sorry/ That fine media is very dangerous, many men dies from over exposure to it. protect your self and be sure, respirators are not mad I use a 3M one I think 30.00

@brenttanner9889 2 года назад

Awesome ideas! Thanks!

@mickd8188 Год назад

Thanks

@christopherstromberg3070 5 месяцев назад

Beautiful.

@cybermavrik 3 года назад

Fantastic presentation

@Hammerback972 Год назад

Genius on the oven idea

@AaronColton93 Год назад

Thank you. Problem solving is what we do!

@nunucello 3 года назад

Awesome. Thanks for posting this.

@RedBullMotorsports 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it

@wilki61 2 года назад

absolutely awesome thank you

@panamericaco 3 года назад

That oven is genius! Should work for powder coating as well

@claytonomer8774 3 года назад

love this content!

@TheManFromMA 7 месяцев назад

Good info, very creative.

@MetrologyEngineer 2 года назад

5:18 Sure Shot definitely deserves a shoutout. They make a killer product.

@dc6233 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for mentioning the name of that!! I need one...

@Tocco609 3 года назад

I really like this dudes episode

@stevechalmers9572 3 года назад

Very cool.... I would've done a 1x2 exterior frame with strapping, that's just me though. Rebuilding a GXSR in my dining room now (streetfighter)... Will keep this in mind. Thanks!

@64maxpower 2 года назад

Dude! That's genius!!!

@chrisboblitt6103 2 года назад

Awesome video! 🤙🏻

@creepycrawler43 3 года назад

Dude thanks for sharping this is awesome info

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

No problem! Enjoy your projects ahead!

@genegalpin556 Год назад

Great Video. Thanks.

@AaronColton93 Год назад

You are welcome.

@JohnnyDeep76. 9 месяцев назад

Just made me smile

@Ammonymity1776 2 года назад

Bad ass video!!! I'm wanting to do gun stuff. Same same but different. Killer video man. Appreciate it.

@chadh3441 2 года назад

Cool video man and thanks for showing a better option for the oven! One place I worked at many years ago did a lot of powder coating for parts we made for the military, mainly having to do with the illumination of FOB's. The oven there was about big enough to put a vehicle in and about 10 foot in height. Lol. It was awesome but so was the electric bill that went with it I'm sure! I don't know what the isolated cost was to run it at least 5 days a week 24 hrs a day.(3 shifts), because we had a lot of welding machines and fabrication equipment too. I've been wanting to do a lot of parts on my bike as well but couldn't afford to pay someone. This is such a great alternative! Cheers

@gettindrunker 2 года назад

Great video!!!

@colinwoodruff2725 3 года назад

You could open a larger shop and have people ship product to you. Most people love to do this stuff but simple do not have the time available. Looks great.

@jm562_5 2 года назад

Thanks bro🤙🏾

@raybates3119 2 года назад

Improvise, adapt, overcome!

@13nutkiller 3 года назад

GENIUS

@Hunglikeagrimsmo Год назад

I'm just glad that 99% of what I cerakote is knives and Leatherman so I don't have to build an oven. I just grabbed a digital temp control from AliExpress for $20 and hooked it up to an old standalone oven I found for free on marketplace

@AaronColton93 Год назад

Smaller part setup is nice. I used a smaller oven at first until I started doing the larger parts.

@kylemarienthal 2 месяца назад

I like how you showed us the wind issues. That would be so frustrating if that's the only setting you have to make the oven in.

@romanangel3563 2 года назад

Thanks bro

@spudboyQ 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. What size compressor are you running?

@GeoffreyGonzales 3 года назад

more colton plz

@221bones 3 года назад

Great video! What spray Gun are you using for cerakote?

@Factoryfarley25 3 года назад

Can you show us the clips of him coating and baking the frame also?

@sportscarclinic 3 года назад

Olfa makes a long blade utility knife that's great for cutting foam board. Best of all, it saves you from creating fine particles of polyurethane dust with your skill saw that you'll end up inhaling for the next year, since the stuff never decomposes and is light enough to become airborne and float around the whole house.

@mr.mikesart7111 3 года назад

Love how you show the truth. Frustration with outside elements

@omnibud2708 2 года назад

Would cerakote hold up well on rims and hubs? My main concern is the tire irons.

@Majerkness1993 2 года назад

Sick!!

@pedrodelacruz7344 3 года назад

Ca you do a video showing the tools you use in your shop ?

@LordHolley 3 года назад

Well I live in Phoenix Arizona and the summer is coming up. Going to be very easy to keep things outside above 150.....

@AaronColton93 3 года назад

You might be fine with a black wooden box!

@BIGRIG147 10 месяцев назад

I love that the camera guy let you struggle with the foam lmao!!!

@FirearmTutorials 2 года назад

Do you not strain the paint before putting in the gun? Doesn't seem like it does much anyways, but I always do it.

@boutdoog 2 года назад

Txs bro let's gooo

@scottycarver5186 3 года назад

Smart man

@Kirkorr123 3 года назад

When are you starting the build of the nc31?

@citystar87 3 года назад

Benchmade bugout nice 👍

@FlorentinoLoco 2 года назад

@Aaron Colton If you ever decide to write a book on motorcycle restoration i would buy it

@jamesws3 3 года назад

What type of spray gun do you use, with what needle and what psi? Nice job!!

@vcovey8043 3 года назад

It’s a .08 tip I believe for cerekote

@BransonCerakote 3 года назад

Slick!

@chzuniga1 2 года назад

No se ve tan dificil el aplicar el producto, en todo caso me gusto tu horno y su elemento calefactor, ingenioso, por decirlo menos...felicitaciones por tu video, muy didactico, Un abrazo desde Chile... y vamos a impresionar con mi barbacoa de color raro pintada con cerakote y que todos pregunten Por que no se sale la pintura??? ....jajaja

@c3147897 3 года назад

Do you take the tape off before the oven?

@boriquais 3 года назад

Any idea what the highest temp this oven can get to?

@sniperkawa7445 3 года назад

Cerakote need 150C° to dry or also a lower temperature but to dry it stay a lot of time?

@freed32144 2 года назад

So close to 1 mill my man

@anarchyamp 2 года назад

Cool idea on the oven and heat gun. Used kitchen ovens are fairly cheap though, why not use one? Too small for the bike frame? And what sand blasting cabinet is that?

@chadh3441 2 года назад

Could cut out the backside of an oven and add the addition that he made on this video for extra length. Hell, now that I'm thinking about it, you could build an oven like this one and place it on top of the stove to create a secondary oven for doing small or medium parts while using the oven on the bottom for big pieces! Whoooo! Gotta love them sleep deprived million dolla ideas! Lol

@DeltaD80 3 года назад

My video shows how to do it even cheaper.. Quite a bit cheaper. I don't use a sandblaster but your oven is pretty ingenious. Where mine is something most people have. Another thing people can do is air cure cerakote. May advantages to it compared to oven cured. Holds up to UV rays and higher temps.

@ivoman7 2 года назад

Way to go

@COALEDasICE 3 года назад

I hope the music was added because the wind, if so editing was on point

@leonardschonfeldt1724 2 года назад

Do you have to sand blast the parts?

@aaronglaser 2 года назад

Cerakote h says 250 degrees for the oven with metal it still works?

@ktm-22r39 2 года назад

How do you keep the themp at 200degrees ?

@corddwigans 3 года назад

Can you give references to the sand blaster tank etc?

@genrock6756 3 года назад

How long do u have to bake it?

@tomsplace239 3 года назад

What did you use on the air box. Mine was pretty scratched. I’m at 400grit wet sanding and have a couple more stages to go but would like to color mine as well

@chadh3441 2 года назад

I would guess that by gradually increasing to higher and higher grits while wet sanding, eventually all the scratches would disappear and it would start to smooth out and become shiny. Which is not what you want really but it may be better to polish it to a shine and then sandblast it with 50 or 60 grit so you have a fresh surface.

@BlackAdder1970 3 месяца назад

I would have made a frame out of wood to attach the thermosheet to. Would make it more sturdy. Do you have issues getting parts and seals to fit afterwards? Spraying on a coating would add some thickness. I imagine it could hinder reassembly and function. Especially engine parts