rincewind03060
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I just did my first powder coating. A .50 BMG cartridge case and bullet in clear gloss.
Both objects were held upright on bolts. The case was facing neck down; the bullet nose up. The middle of the bullet was about as high as the middle of the case.
Starting in the middle of both pieces, the powder coat starts to become kind of speckled in the smooth gloss. This speckling increases until it is a totally matte texture at the neck of the case. The bullet was only moderately speckled at the bottom.
Was this a result of too little powder on the lower ends of my parts or too little time at the higher temperature before reducing the temperature for the cure?
Both objects were held upright on bolts. The case was facing neck down; the bullet nose up. The middle of the bullet was about as high as the middle of the case.
Starting in the middle of both pieces, the powder coat starts to become kind of speckled in the smooth gloss. This speckling increases until it is a totally matte texture at the neck of the case. The bullet was only moderately speckled at the bottom.
Was this a result of too little powder on the lower ends of my parts or too little time at the higher temperature before reducing the temperature for the cure?