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| Country Bubba:
I also recently got into the PC process. Based on a post in a different forum, I found a Craftsman PC system on Amazon for $27 (free shipping) One beauty of this system is it requires NO air compressor and uses a built in "fan" to blow the powder. I also got a sampler pack of 6- 1/2# canisters of powder from Columbia Coatings for about $35. Went to the local thrift store and found a toaster oven for $5 and I am in business. For a "spray booth" I simply set a cardboard box up on the table and shoot into it. Very little overspray so it ends up in the box. Cleanup is a breeze and the parts look good. |
| David Morrow:
Here's one more I did today. I used transparent colours but I mixed them 50/50 with clear to make them even more transparent. Again, it's a little under 2 inches in diameter. |
| AussieJimG:
Well I'll be hornswoggled!!! I am continually amazed at the things I learn from this forum. :mmr: Jim |
| wongster:
Nice... I wonder why they don't sell this in Singapore... Are they toxic such that I'll have the stuff stuck at the custom? Regards, Wong |
| tom osselton:
Just in case anyone is interested here is a oven build for powdercoating one designed to be dismantled when not in use. http://www.powdercoatoven.4t.com/ |
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