Interior Cabinet Paint

[machinist_1]

If you have thought about going back with the "powder coat" (best choice), there is a company that sells complete kits (gun, power-supply,prep supplies ect.). It may even be cheaper than Stainless sheeting. I have tried their products (powder coat, anodizing, cad-plating) and they work as they claim. WWW.caswellplating.com. The way that paint looks, I would say it was from old coolant and a poor earth ground. When that coolant gets acidic from the metals in it and a poor or no ground at all, electrolysis will start.

Just a thought from an old timer.

[scadvice]

A 24ga. 3x10 sheet is about $190. I will use two sheets. They are a little narrow but I plan on using alum. angle to trim the corners and flat for the uncornered edges. I already have the alum. & will send it out for hard anodizing after it is fit checked. That's about 50 bucks if I send it with some other work. Stainless screws and caulking 20 bucks...and then over to my friend who has a brake and a shear (I'll do cardboard templates first for a fit check) ( freebee use of fab shop, plus my time). I would say around 475 bucks and a weekend. I can't paint it for that, let alone the time to strip the paint. Done right it will look good and no paint problems ever again.
Still thinking it out but sounds right... Steve