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I am going to try pouring some blanks, and I got a ton of powder coat that i put on my crappie jigs, to put on crappie jigs, i heat the head up and dip in powder,then i cook them in a toaster oven, and there rock hard, hardly get one tochip, I was wondering if any one has used these pigments to put in your PR,do you think it would get hard toofast and mess up when its poured,hate to let it go to waste
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Several have tried using powder coating for pigments in casting. Whilenit is usable, it doesn't mix as well as other powders. Harder to get clumps out as compared to mica or pearl ex powders.

You won't mess it up using it for colorant and it will work.
 
James hit it on the head! The powder coat paint just doesn't mix very well and the colors fall flat. Now powder coating the brass tubes and using THAT to cast will work. Lots of variations with that. Look into coastalscents.com for mica powders. Not very expensive and more colors than you could ever need.
 
thanks all, i looked at costalscents, registerd, made a order but it wont process it,keeps sending me back to sigh in, then says nothing in my cart, i sign in and cart empty,go look and first click on mica i want boom up is whats in cart, but wont let me pay for it or go no where,,just shows my address and nothing will happen
 
carpblaster said:
thanks all, i looked at costalscents, registerd, made a order but it wont process it,keeps sending me back to sigh in, then says nothing in my cart, i sign in and cart empty,go look and first click on mica i want boom up is whats in cart, but wont let me pay for it or go no where,,just shows my address and nothing will happen
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While powder paint can work for tinting PR (see others comments above), I'd avoid it for Alumilite. My experience is that powder paint carries enough moisture to make Alumilite foam. PR is more forgiving of trace moisture.

Regards,
Eric
 
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