good thinkin! the eastwood one works pretty good for smaller and flat pieces, but it has a hard timing getting the powder to adhere in crevices and where theres tight radii.... (isnt that the plural form of radius..?)
good thinkin! the eastwood one works pretty good for smaller and flat pieces, but it has a hard timing getting the powder to adhere in crevices and where theres tight radii.... (isnt that the plural form of radius..?)
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I hope it will work for some wheels, I guess we will see. They say the dual voltage will help in the corners.Originally Posted by sprayedenali
I spell like a 2nd grader lol I google everything
haha, i jut got all excited cause i used a fancy word!!!
it should work well for wheels. i usually just have problems when its a real thick piece with tight bends, other than that it usually does good!!!
,ake sure you lay the powder down as thick as it will go! it will flow out and be smooth when it bakes!
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Thanks for the infohaha, i jut got all excited cause i used a fancy word!!!
it should work well for wheels. i usually just have problems when its a real thick piece with tight bends, other than that it usually does good!!!
,ake sure you lay the powder down as thick as it will go! it will flow out and be smooth when it bakes!
no problem, glad to help!
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I have the harbor freight one.. it works good for small stuff but anything with any size to it aint happening.
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