Reply to "Powder Coating Campy Wheels at home"

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I powder coat a lot of small - medium size parts. I got a podercoating "phone booth" for $50 at a local auction. I wired the push button into a switch so I do not have to sit and hold it.

The kiln I made a circuit to control the kiln. I push a button and it operates, or I can specifically program the peak and hold temps and times.

If you look at that 55 gal drum on wheels ($10 from rural king) I powdercoated over the barrel for a long time. Most of the powder would fall in the barrel....most.

3/23/1511:19 AM

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