OK, so I had some Eastwood colors sitting around I hadn't tried and had some good (and not so good) results. All shake and bake method, ambient temp, just powder and bullets in a yogurt container. Lee 356 124gr 6 cavity.
First up, Rally Blue:
Covered well. As you can see it's more of a translucent color, which has me wanting to try the actual Eastwood translucents.
Next, Vermillion aka Chevy Orange:
Stuck to bullets and covered well. Nice and slick feel.
Next up, Mirror Red:
Stuck to bullets and covered well. Nice and slick feel. Other colors bled into it because I didn't clean the screen between batches.
I mixed Vermillion and Mirror red and got a plum color which covered nicely:
Next up, Hotcoat Powder Gray:
Powder Gray is probably my favorite in terms of perfect covering. Nice and slick plus the battleship color looks cool.
Now for the bad, Copper Vein. It wouldn't cover at all. Had to wash it off. Avoid!
Also wouldn't cover at all, Flat Black.
Hot Rod Black and Rally Wheel Silver covered OK, but both had a rough texture that didn't seem like it would be very lubricious.
Hot Rod Black:
Photo of Powder Gray, Rally Wheel Silver, and a plain cast bullet:
(Temporary) sizing station:
I'm going to order some more colors this week.