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Thread: Decided to Try Powder Coating

  1. 04-03-2023, 12:08 AM #21
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    Those turned out really nice for you.

    It's pretty easy if you use Smokes powder and just follow the simple instructions. I found a free curbfind convection oven so all I'm into it for is Smokes powder sample packs and his black BB's. The cool whip bowls were headed for the trash anyhow. I've been hammering out bullets just like the ones shown in the opening post. I can't believe how easy this powder coating is to do.
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    Quote Originally Posted by OS OK View Post
    Great coverage, definition & finish ... you used just the right amount of PC coating ... the 'proof' is that there are no PC 'skirts' around the bases!
    I've found that putting the powder in a plastic water bottle allows me to easily meter the amount of powder i'm adding to the dish. Clean too. No waste. No having to open/close a baggie or wipe off a spoon.
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    Good idea!
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  6. 04-16-2023, 11:01 AM #26
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    Quote Originally Posted by sknhgy View Post
    I've found that putting the powder in a plastic water bottle allows me to easily meter the amount of powder i'm adding to the dish. Clean too. No waste. No having to open/close a baggie or wipe off a spoon.
    That is a great idea, thanks!
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