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Powder Coating at home

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Sears has recently released a powder coating gun that the novice can use. The gun sells for $200, I am not sure how much the paint is but according to my handyman magazine it was rated pretty high. The only limits are the size of your oven as you have to bake the parts at a high heat for so many minutes. I have seen some finished products and what I have seen is pretty awesome. So anyone interested in powder coating their own parts for a lot less then taking it to a paint shop (after the cost of the gun is absorbed) I thought this might interest anyone. If anyone has one any comments would be greatly appreciated. I am only passing on what I read, I don't know personally how it holds up over time.
Bill....
 
If you have a Harbor Freight in your area they have a powder coating system for about $100.
 
My friend got the unit from Harbor Freight and it works great.
 
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