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is this still going on? if so put me down for a hp mold as well please.
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bangerjim,
I do the powder coating too, heres the difference, I can coat 300 bullets in the same time as it takes me to coat 50 with my hf powder coat gun, because my tray will only hold 50 bullets...

I've used it, with the appliance epoxy its hit or miss, I had a couple batches work good. Iv used the vht epoxy paint from AutoZone, that works better, as
for scratching it off, I can scratch off ...

ok I just did one more qwick test on the vht coating, not that it means much but I thought I would try heating the coated bullet with a torch to see if the coating would burn before the lead melted,...

I dont need anything named after me, its just something fun to do in my spare time, thanks for the thought though.

Yes the vht did pass acetone wipe after baking. I think I mentioned it early in the thread.

It did for me twice, but since then, not so much, im not sure what I did different from the first 2 times with the rustoleum stuff. Guess ill keep trying to figure it out.

im going to try this stuff next.

http://www.seymourpaint.com/green_rebar_epoxy.html

bangerjim,
I had the same problem with the rustoleum stuff I tried last night, I put them back in the pot, but the rustoleum stuff did not burn in the pot, I spooned it out, I will use the black...

freightman,i agree totally, and like you iv gotten great results from hfpc, I was just looking to try someting new.

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...

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here it is but like I said it did seem to work
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smash test

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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...

That would be hazardous to most of our healths. Yes, toaster oven out side in the garage.

Well, on the vht epoxy directions on the can it says to bake for faster curing, the appliance epoxy does not say to bake it allthough both are basically the same so I just went ahead and did the bake...

oh, and I kind of like the gloss, but im funny that way, it must be the heat.

yep, that's it, at home depot, I think it was 3.49+ tax, not to much, but I was trying for a green bullet, I missed the mark on the green, but they do look interesting.

the white stuff is really untested, I was just messing around, but I do believe its an oil base epoxy, and it did change the color sort of, but the spots are baked in and don't rub off, also they did...

here is a short little video of me resizing my Easter eggs, no lube, and barely any pressure needed

https://www.dropbox.com/sc/wayhijhw0339adm/qJyux20T1W

since I was confident that the coating worked great, I thought..... yea I know thinking is bad.... but

I wanted to see what other kinds of epoxy paint would work as good, so I made a trip over to...

here is how I applied it

1. spray just a little bit in the mixing tube. I just sprayed it until I saw a tiny pool of paint.
2. put in 200 9mm 124gr tc boolits, and do the hippy hippy shakes until...

here it is, don't knock it till you try it. the coating gets as hard as the hi tek coating if applied in the same fashion. Its VHT epoxy paint. not the caliper paint, I did try that for grins, it did...

As soon as I get home I'll post up the picture of the product.

Ok, range report, the good the bad and the ugly.

Yesterday I loaded up a couple hundred of the black bullits using the 10 buck coating, then I went out to my testing range, for you dessert rats,...

Yea, Donni let me buy a half a liter, so I could try it out. $36 + $11 for shipping.