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on 1/10/02 10:33 PM, CHoaglin@aol.com at CHoaglin@aol.com wrote:<BR>
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<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT SIZE="2">In a message dated 1/10/02 10:09:07 PM Eastern Standard Time, xeno@xenoweb.com writes: <BR>
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</FONT><BLOCKQUOTE><FONT SIZE="2">I once saw a home powder coating kit on a car repair/customizing program. I <BR>
think it was HOT ROD TV or something like that, on TNN. <BR>
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Anyway, the kit allowed you to 'charge' your part, dust on the powder with a <BR>
sprayer type thing and then bake it in an old oven. Wasn't cheap though! :0) <BR>
It's also not something that you'd want to do in your regular kitchen oven! <BR>
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Hmm...I just happen to have a 5 kilowatt thermolyne oven lying around that'll do 1100C....I wonder what temperature this needs to be done at? <BR>
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Chris,<BR>
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I think that hotcoat might have been the system I saw. I don't recall that it needed an extremely high temperature to work, certainly not 1100C!. I don't even think it was 500F.<BR>
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