This starts to get interesting to me if there is no baking involved. Ate you guys using a toaster oven? Using the one in the house would be hazardous to my health.
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This starts to get interesting to me if there is no baking involved. Ate you guys using a toaster oven? Using the one in the house would be hazardous to my health.
That would be hazardous to most of our healths. Yes, toaster oven out side in the garage.
"Why bake it?"
I was thinking same thing. Went to manufacturer's site and I'm thinking coat air-dry/coat air-dry/coat air-dry and then oven at 220 for 20 mins or oven dry between coats at 200 or 220 for 15 to 20 mins. It shows 250 degree Temp on product so I'm thinking to keep oven temp south of 250. But between me and AZShooter2013, he has walked the walk.
Yes, if its no bake and passes the hammer smash i am very interested. i am basically looking to do 2 things, not necessarily together:
1. as a carrier for hexagonal boron nitride
or.
2. as a neat-o colored bullet novelty for some young female shooters to color and draw on, then shoot without leaving flakes fo paint in my bore
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well the vht epoxy will handle 300 degrees, that is what I baked it at, now I think(do not know) that you would need to bake the vht one at least once, it says so on the can. by the way, the white stuff is rustoleum
An added bonus of not baking is retaining water dropped BHN.
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here it is but like I said it did seem to work
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I will try some without baking next time
Thanks for your efforts
Has anyone tried the smash test without baking the VHT?
Do you size these coated bullet after applying the coating?
is that greenish smashed bullet in post 47 coated w the Spray Rust-oleum appliance epoxy?
Mine was the paint on type, and like I said it flaked off (no baking)
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Yes, it is white Rustoleum with food coloring from Albertson's Grocery - see posts 25 and 31 and 32. His is bake and no flake. His sizing video and smash test shows good results at a fraction of the cost. It appears we may be able to ditch the expensive, complicated two part epoxy paints with high temp baking. Far less expensive, available at corner store, far easier use/apply and fantastic results. It is getting gooder and gooder.
Yes it is the rustoleum, the spots were not planned, but they look cool. I know the can did not mention heating, but I did anyway, I just did some 200gr 45swc I baked them too, ill post up what happens.
Good report I have had good results with Harbor Freight powder but I can assure you I will be trying this. The experimenting is as much fun as the shooting.
freightman,i agree totally, and like you iv gotten great results from hfpc, I was just looking to try someting new.
The rust oleum also comes in a stainless color.
"Please provide the details of which product, and how you did it."
Why not read the thread. It "... provide(s) the details of which product, and how (he) did it."
The gloss black may get mistaken for the Teflon bullets from the 80's.
I tried the rustoleum white stuff and after baking at above temps and time, I can scrape the darn stuff of with my fingernail! And the sizing die leaves only bare lead!
What's up?
I am gonna melt this batch of 60 9mm's back down and do it right......PC.
And that was a bunch of steps I do not have to do with the gun-PC coating. I can crank out PC'd slugs 3X as fast as messing around with the cans of spray paint. And the powder coating is cheaper in the long run........a $5.50 one pound bottle coats thousands of boolits for me. And the slugs are dry, cured, and HARD in 10 minutes.
bangerjim