Diy powder coat systems

[vmax1974]

Have been looking into powder coat systems and doing what I often do and Importing them so I started thinking about a group buy wrote a few emails and got a few prices and if I can buy 10 systems they would come in at about 55 quid plus a couple of quid posting them on to you so I will start

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[vmax1974]

This type

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[voucht]

Hi,
Could you please give a link to a technical document about the device? I might be interested, but I need to know more about the product.
And also, where do you buy the powder once you have the device?
Thanks.

[vmax1974]

Will send an email asking for technical specs

I will be just going to electrostatic magic for the powder

[vmax1974]

This is where they coming from http://www.cn-stdq.com/en-productsd.php?pid=31

[flyerncle]

What about supporting British industry :p !!!

[TalonMotorFabrication]

Not that I want to damped any bodies plans on this but have you considered how you will 'bake' the parts once you have coated them? By the time you have added the cost of making an oven to hang the parts in and found a way of regulating the heat you might just of well given the job to the pro's?
Just in case it goes wrong baked on powder coat can be dissolved by soaking in a bucket of thinners for an hour and using a stiff dust pan hand brush.

[The V8 Files]

I'm up for one, looking to do smaller items and already have a separate oven for it.

[TheArf]

I've got one of the electrostatic magic ones and i bake mine off in an oven, a guy i was working with was having a new kitchen so as he was throwing out his old elec oven it found its' way into my workshop, it was only 18 months old but didn't fit in with the kitchen accountants plan for her new place of work

Arfon