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    Exclamation POWDER-COATING on a small scale | tools, hardware, parts, castings etc | video

    I needed to use different hardware for my barndoor kit, so I powder coated it in my shop. I will share some tips to do this in your shop for a small investment.
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    I thought that the electrostatic application of the powder was the key step, but for these parts, the dipping seems to work fine.
    Thanks for the tip.

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    The electrostatic is usually the directed method, however in this application, heat is the key

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    Quote Originally Posted by Karl_H View Post
    I thought that the electrostatic application of the powder was the key step, but for these parts, the dipping seems to work fine.
    Thanks for the tip.
    The process he is using is call 'Hot - Flocking'. You can use this process for materials that have little to no conductivity, and non-metallic materials (such as glass)
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    Fluidized bed powder coating without fluidizing the bed? If you fluidize the powder you'll get a much more even coat of paint.

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    Quote Originally Posted by L98fiero View Post
    Fluidized bed powder coating without fluidizing the bed? If you fluidize the powder you'll get a much more even coat of paint.
    Surely you are correct sir. I was unable to find my air pump contraption that I had packed prior to my recent move. I appreciate the comment thread response



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