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s/steel stove enam letters – spec?
Posted by joesignalsigns on April 29, 2005 at 3:35 pmcould anyone provide me with a spec sheet for stainless steel stove enamelled letters as i have a client who requires full advice before ordering (chat.)
Vince Francis replied 19 years, 1 month ago 4 Members · 10 Replies -
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Hi
Depending on the size of the letters, they are normally made from 0.9mm descaled stainless steel, a standard grade for the material would be grade 304. The returns are then soldered together. An etch primer is then sprayed on the letters, a base coat then a 2 pack acrylic top coat is applied to your specified colour. These would then be ‘cooked’ for the paint to go solid and ready for use.
This is the basic’s behind stainless letters. If you require more technical info, just write back, and when im back in the office on tuesday, i will find out what ever else you require.
Vince
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Good response Vince, but why are you poking that straw up your nose???
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cheer vince could you supply me with the full specs?
thanks joe
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Hi Joe
Sure thing, it will be tuesday now
Guy,
The answer to ur question, its the only pic i have of me on my computer, and i was rather drunk!!!
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Drunk when you posted it? :lol1:
Nice one. I have quiet a few “drunk” pictures from my last trip over there to see family. I don’t think they are appropriate to post here though.
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quote :Drunk when you posted it?
err that as well lol 😳
(chat.) I dont do pics as a rule, thats why its the only one i have!!
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sorry to be a puke vince but could you post the specs for stove enam or give me a website that has the spec on it
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Sorry for the delat, its been a mad-house here 😮
Spec’s as required
BSEN10088 2B stainless steel (descaled)
Soldered together using Blowpipe Solder 40/60 Grade C BS219 (contains lead)
This is used after applying MA Flux & Bakers Fluid no5 (For ‘Keying’)Spray
Etch Primer – Zinc Tetraoxichromate twin pack etch, JW26/FD Dry Activator
Then high build stoving primer
Final coat – Low bake Acrylic
Cooked at 126 deg c for 20minThese are products we use for everyday use. We carry all product spec sheets, and can supply upon request. I can-not say what any other company may use.
I hope this is of use to you.
Vince
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Steady on Vince!! I might start thinking that you know what you’re talking about!! 😉
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Forgot to add
The paint speck i gave for descaled st/st, these would be wet sprayed not powder coated
Vince
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