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What are some tips and tricks to get powder into tight places. I ahve come across a couple cases. I could load up on powder, but that doesnt look the best.
-holes/tubes say an inch or two deep and I want powder inside -tight corners... any that forms a sort of V shape I am assuming that the two negative charged parts repel the powder? I tried turning off the power to get it there... but no luck. Any help? Thanks |
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cut the air back to 10 pis or less to fog the powder on the part. By heating the part the powder will stick if you want to
try that ... By preheating the part the powder will stick in the corners beater . When you powder coat the corners the air tends to back out and when that happens the air blow's the powder right back off. |
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