 Danger! Danger, Will Robinson!...  Danger! Danger, Will Robinson! Though the powdercoat spraying apparatus looks more like the mid-'60s robot from the TV drama Lost in Space, it enables Dynamic Powder Coating to produce durable and beautiful finishes on metal components. Before spraying the powder, the apparatus electrostatically charges the powder particles. When sprayed onto metal, the charged particles will adhere to the metal's surface, even if they're upside down. | 
Tim commenced spraying. |  The tubular chassis is a complex...  The tubular chassis is a complex latticework, but Dynamic Powder Coating is equal to the challenge of applying an even coat of electrostatically charged particles... |
 ...Tim got into a myriad of...  ...Tim got into a myriad of different positions to assure the frame was evenly and thoroughly coated with powder. Notice that he wore a mask to prevent him from breathing the powder. |  After almost 10 minutes, Tim's...  After almost 10 minutes, Tim's done spraying powder. |  Once he'd wheeled the chassis...  Once he'd wheeled the chassis out of the spray booth, Tim carefully inspected his work to made sure he didn't miss any nook or cranny. |
 The next step in the powdercoat...  The next step in the powdercoat process is to melt the powder in a curing oven so the particles coalesce to form a continuous film. How thick the metal is determines how long the object needs to be in the curing oven. Most things cure for 30 minutes at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Dynamic Powder Coating cooked the F-100 giveaway chassis for one hour at 400 degrees. |  This photo was shot seconds...  This photo was shot seconds before Tim closed the curing oven's door. |  After curing for an hour,...  After curing for an hour, look how shiny the chassis and differential are. No Limit Engineering chose Black Chrome for the frame and rearend. |
 A close-up view of the cured...  A close-up view of the cured Black Chrome powdercoat reveals how the color gets its chromelike luster. |  Various other suspension,...  Various other suspension, chassis and accessory components were powdercoated in Hammer Tone finish to contrast with the Black Chrome foundation. Dynamic Powder Coating then wrapped these parts in plastic for delivery to No Limit Engineering in nearby San Bernardino. |  We bet you can't wait to see...  We bet you can't wait to see this sweet tubular chassis on four wheels with a Ford Racing drivetrain between the 'rails. Be on the lookout for it in Custom Classic Trucks. |