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Powder Coating
- Thread starter chopster
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LDFIREWORKS
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where do you live??????????????????????????????:yes:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Do not cure powdercoating in your home oven! You can cure small pieces in an electric oven, but the fumes can be hazardous within your home, and the residue can contaminate food prepared in the same oven later. If you choose to do this, it should be a spare oven, installed in a well ventilated shop, and dedicated to non-food use.I thought you can do them powder coating with a DYI kit in your home baking oven?!? Wasn't there a show on TV a few years back about doing that? I swear I remember seeing something like that. :joke:
-Scotty
Peoriafirefighter
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I had mine done. Just make sure you replace the bearings.:cheers:
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