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Powder Coat Not Sticking To Bullets. I have powder coated bullets baking out in the shop. Make sure they are clean of any dirt, oil or lube or any contaminates that might be on your hands as the powder will not stick. If powder if not sticking be sure you have voltage and a good ground. The powder is, in a word, stubborn, and will want to pull away from the corners towards the flat areas or. This is called a faraday cage. Some colors don't stick, in my experience, and black is the worst. I tried your idea about preheating the bullets. I have powder coated about a little over 20,000 handgun caliber bullets in the last 3.5yrs.never had a single issue with the. It worked, even with the harbor. Wait for them to dry then bake. Add a little powder then swirl around to see if you have enough to coat the bullets. Then pour off the excess laquer thinner and pour the bullets out. To do this ground your part to the eastwood ground cable, press. Get fire engine red first, it's the easiest to work with for bullets.

To do this ground your part to the eastwood ground cable, press. I tried your idea about preheating the bullets. Add a little powder then swirl around to see if you have enough to coat the bullets. Then pour off the excess laquer thinner and pour the bullets out. It worked, even with the harbor. If powder if not sticking be sure you have voltage and a good ground. Make sure they are clean of any dirt, oil or lube or any contaminates that might be on your hands as the powder will not stick. Some colors don't stick, in my experience, and black is the worst. I have powder coated bullets baking out in the shop. This is called a faraday cage.

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Powder Coat Not Sticking To Bullets Wait for them to dry then bake. Some colors don't stick, in my experience, and black is the worst. Make sure they are clean of any dirt, oil or lube or any contaminates that might be on your hands as the powder will not stick. It worked, even with the harbor. If powder if not sticking be sure you have voltage and a good ground. Wait for them to dry then bake. Then pour off the excess laquer thinner and pour the bullets out. I have powder coated about a little over 20,000 handgun caliber bullets in the last 3.5yrs.never had a single issue with the. To do this ground your part to the eastwood ground cable, press. Add a little powder then swirl around to see if you have enough to coat the bullets. I tried your idea about preheating the bullets. Get fire engine red first, it's the easiest to work with for bullets. I have powder coated bullets baking out in the shop. The powder is, in a word, stubborn, and will want to pull away from the corners towards the flat areas or. This is called a faraday cage.