Powder coat...where do you get supplies?

[Hghgrad]

Just bought a cheap setup, need a few colors to play with. Where do you get your powder and is there any powder to avoid? I grabbed a few colors from HF, but they're not as vibrant as I'd like.

Other than that, the HF setup works pretty well. Grabbed a cheap toaster oven from goodwill and already baked a few things.

Here's the red, I'd rather have a hot rod/lipstick red... This seems to be more of a brick.

 

[ford guy]

Several places I've gone to:
http://www.powderbuythepound.com/Complete_Powder_Collection/

http://www.eastwood.com/paints/hotcoat-powder-coating/powders.html

I recommend getting a full size oven if you can! You're only limited by the size of your oven for what you can coat!

I've been using an Eastwood powdercoating gun for the past 10 years & it has held up well.

Bob

 

[jdcompman]

Several places I've gone to:
http://www.powderbuythepound.com/Complete_Powder_Collection/

http://www.eastwood.com/paints/hotcoat-powder-coating/powders.html

I recommend getting a full size oven if you can! You're only limited by the size of your oven for what you can coat!

I've been using an Eastwood powdercoating gun for the past 10 years & it has held up well.

Bob

+1 for powderbuythepound

 

[Hghgrad]

I'll give them a try. They had a lot if colors that I want to try out. Seems this is going to be an expensive hobby

As least everything in the garage will be nice and colorful though

 

[buildmyown]

I use powderbuythepound and powder365.com they will sell small quantities and good quality.

PrismaticPowder or Nic industries sells a great product as well as tiger drylac.

Eastwood is expensive for powder and quality is blah im not sure whos powder they are reselling but imo its junk. Also not a fan of caswell.