Powder coated bullets pics only

[cwlongshot]

I coated some test some Lyman 300g .460dia



Red never seems to “flow” well for me. I know its fine, its just a nice color and I would like for it to be “better”.

CW

[Conditor22]

SHERWIN WILLIAMS GLOSS METALIC SILVER

[cwlongshot]

Ooh thats nice too!

(Do I have that color?)



This is Lime Green and hammered white. Saeco #396

CW

[Conditor22]

CARDINAL GLOSS SMOOTH PEARLESCENT STEEL GRAY



CARDINAL GLOSS SMOOTH BLACK

[cwlongshot]

Some Lyman 147G BB 356 boolits.

CW

[derek45]

I wish you guys would include a note on what mold you're using.

from pics, I can't tell a 358 from a 452

Lyman 358477 smokes carolina blue.

[cwlongshot]

1TBSP Bright yellow, 1/2 tsp blue, 1 pinch semi-gloss black



The yellow didn't cover worth a darn by itself but mixed did a great job.

Mine is always "clumpy"... I tried adding some metallic as that always smooth's and thins colors for me. But now its just thin and clumpy.

I have two different Yellows both are same in finish not smooth at all.



CW

[cwlongshot]

Some of my NOE 181WFN USING A DEEP HP pin.

The color is two parts Vivid Blue and one part gloss white and a pinch of silver





CW

[Gamsek]

MP Molds 357-130 NLG, cast at 357”, PC via shake and bake aka dry tumble method, sized to .357”

[Dowright]

I have been working on my Powder coating process for each caliber I cast, each have there own challenge. My goal is to have no blotchy finish, 100% coated.
Bullets on left of picture, 223, with gas check, and powder coated.
Bullets in center of picture, 380, Powder coated.
Bullets on right of picture, 9mm, powder coated
The pictures really does not do it justice, they really are nice.

[fatmanunited]

Lee 170gr 308 rnfp

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[Conditor22]

Playing with color blends

[cwlongshot]

I was doing some mixing too!!

I really like the color I get from Purple and White W/ splash of silver to thin. But in a senior moment I used Slamin Purple. Its a dark sparkly purple then white and little Silver Metallic.

What I got Im callin Frosted Charcoal...





CW

[cwlongshot]

Mixed a touch of NEON YELLOW with Hammered White. Kinda expected more of a yellow considering the intensity of the neon...

But its not unappealing.



CW

[nueces5]

The boolit is from the mold lyman 452389, cal 45 185 Ga.
I started making panlube, but that way they are easier to use, there are no sticky dies.
The PC is transparent when it is cooked in the oven, but while adhering to the lead it is white.
I just throw my boolits in a tupper, a small spoonful of powder and shake two minutes. Then with a pair of tweezers I arrange them and put them in the oven.

[Ramson222]

NOE- 450BM- C- 285 grain (Cast) for 450 Bushmaster

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[res45]

Powder coated some of the NOE 165 gr. XCB bullets this even using some of Smokes Translucent Copper, I think they look great the photo doesn't really do them justice. It goes on as easy as the Super Durable Clear.

[cwlongshot]

Chartreuse and chrome.



My own blue with a pinch of chrome...



My Purple/White mix



I call this one Charcoal



CW

[StuBach]

Do you guys think locking this thread and starting a new one would be helpful ? My view is 30 pages long but I see the deleted post as well not sure what members are seeing. Post your thoughts here and if it looks like most want it locked which you still can view and a new one started I will then do a finial clean up.

Not sure if this is right but generally most of the questions I’ve seen are what bullet design, powder coat color, brand of powder, and method of application. Some members have been good about adding that info but maybe that should be an added requirement to avoid majority of questions?



MP clone of HG#38, Smoke Fire Red/Carolina Blue/Clear, BB shake and bake

[mattellis2]

Agree with Stu...didn't mean to break the rules with my earlier question to CW, whose bullets look amazing.

Here is my first attempt at shake and bake powder coating.

Lee 300 grain 0.452" WFN with some of Smoke's Carolina Blue, JD Green and Jet Black