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For anyone with trouble gripping brass Xpole
Dancing Paws replied 13 years ago 10 Members · 20 Replies
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I just noticed your Pup resting on the stage, what a cutie!!!
I googled powder coating and my area and found a few shops. I’ll have to get at least one of my Xpoles done. That’s just too cool!!!
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Note that powder coating may not work on chrome poles. I am not sure if it has to be a "clean" surface for it to adhere properly and the shop may charge you to remove the chrome first. Just something to be aware of.
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chem, can it be done on a stainless steel PS pole? not sure i want to do it though – i live in a warm humid climate, don't want to rip my skin or anything!
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Right over stainless it should not be a problem. Chrome is a coating as it is. I looked around the web for powder coating over chrome and most said it needs to be sandblasted or roughed or removed prior to powder coating but the roughing is a normal step in the process anyway.
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When I had my swords copper plated, they had to remove the coating that was originally on the swords, so I am sure they would have to do that with the chrome as well. The pole looks totally bomb! There is a studio on Portland that has all their poles specially made and powder coated. You can kinda see them in their header of the website: http://www.brassybutterfly.com/
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