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Old 02-12-2007, 03:29 PM
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Question help, how do I get these areas to cover with powder

Please see that attached photos.

Look closely at the pictures and make suggestions on how to get powder on the areas that are not being covered.

I have tried low voltage, high voltage light powder, and heavy powder.

The only thing I have not done is to heat the wheel and then shot the powder. I really do not want to do that because if it does not work then I really have a mess. Right now all I have to do is blow the power off and try something else. (I have tried heating between attempts. There is nothing on the metal as I have had it in the sand blast many times thinking there was still primer on the wheel.)

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