Edurau

835

hace 6 años

Hi Ultra: If I misunderstand, the powder paint is applied in a chamber with a difference in potential, and then the piece is subjected to 220 ° C to melt and cover the surface, so by not doing that procedure, stop to be a paint to become a load on a lacquer, it is like putting aluminum powder in a lacquer so that it is silver, but the foundation of the paint disappears under the lacquer, I do not think it is something very useful or logical to degrade the product . luck

servimat1

138.835

hace 6 años

Edurau What you mention is the technique of "power counting" which is the electrostatic paint that is baked. In this case it is a pigment. Regards

Edurau

835

hace 6 años

Thank you Servimat1, but powder paint is powder paint and pigment is pigment, in the language (Spanish and industrial), they are two different things, hence my comment. luck

UltraDeath

56

hace 6 años

Thanks, I will try