my screw up turned out nice

[corybarta]

yesterday I coated some parts. I hung them up like I usually do and heated the part up with my propane torch to get rid of any moisture. after that the part was still quite warm so I coated it, everything went on great. I went to disconnect everything and discovered that I never hooked up the ground clamp to the part. The heat itself must have made the powder stick. I put it in the oven and it came out great.

My question is if there was no electricity running threw it will the coating job hold up very well. Thanks

[CaptainChauncy]

It should. I did that on accident once when I was coating a part. It was candy red and has held up great after about 3 months of use.

i think we all been there on that one... but you should have no problems

[Blademan]

gee chuck, forget the ground clip never done that one..right...wish I had a dime for everyone.....

[DALE]

Just thought I'd drop in and see how things are going.

Forgeting the ground clip is like forgeting to put the seat down in a house full of women.

You might survive it but you don't want to try to get away with it too often.


Dale

[Blademan]

knew ya couldnt stay away Dale........

Originally Posted by Blademan

knew ya couldnt stay away Dale........

Yep!!! I know he would be back...

But the ground i set up a fail safe on my booth i ran 2 wires from the box to the mouting and the booth it's self(it is metal)