Powder coating source

[cwlongshot]

There is a few good ones.

Smokes as he supports us here.

But EASTWOOD’S esp blue is a all time favorite too!

Powder coat store & Powder by the pound are a couple more. Many companies make good powders too.

Please don’t discount a company for a failing color either. Colors coat differently. Personally I don’t do well with orange & Yellow and red to lesser degree. But blues & greens usually are great. Mixed results with metallics. Ooh do I love mixing colors!

Great fun

Enjoy,
CW

[gpidaho]

I bought several pounds of powder from a local powder coating business (Cardinal) and four pounds of Eastwood powder So I've not had the chance to try any of the powders from Smoke here at Boolits. If I were just starting out I'd go with Smoke's powder but believe I may have close to a life's supply on hand. A little goes a long way. I get good coverage with most of my colors, White is the hardest to shake and bake for me so I always spray it. Clear covers the best for me. Good luck, follow a few simple rules and it's pretty hard to screw it up. Gp

[BamaNapper]

Big thumbs up to Smokes because the powder is proven to work. Other suppliers might have hundreds more colors, but I'm not about fashion. If it doesn't turn out with Smokes I know it's me and not the powder.

[Taterhead]

Big thumbs up to Smokes because the powder is proven to work. Other suppliers might have hundreds more colors, but I'm not about fashion. If it doesn't turn out with Smokes I know it's me and not the powder.

That's a REALLY good point. For newbies, Smoke4320's powder is a great starting point, and why so many of us recommend it.

[hockeynick39]

https://www.eastwood.com/hotcoat-pow...g/powders.html