Powder Coating Powder | Powder Coat Perfect for Metal Surfaces | Car Paint | Building Materials | Powder Paint for Steel Structures, Factories, Buildings, Playgrounds, Gardens (Orange, 4 oz)

I really loved this, my brother used it to powder coat his engine and he also powder coated my Stanley cup, very cool and fun. Easy to use

I would buy from this seller again!

This ninesung powder paint is extremely fine in texture, and cures to an extremely hard and damage resistant coating after baking for 20 minutes at 390 degrees. The color is vivid and true, and the surface quality is great - very smooth, without bubbles, and it flows slightly to help level. The shrink rate it quite high - if you're considering using this as a hacked fill for laser cutting, be aware that it will cure to a volume probably (visual estimate only) 40% of the packed powder volume. If cured in an oven, it adheres well to the edges. If using a heat gun, it tends to pull away from the edges if the temperature is too high, or delivered too fast. As for heat resistance, it does start to bubble if hit with a high wattage heat gun, but it does not degrade in color.I'm just a laser cutting / makerspace hobbist with no powder coating experience, but this powder seems like it would do well in the hands of someone who actually knows how to apply the powder evenly.The one missing star is due to the loose cap - the bottle had plastic wrap (like the kitchen kind) around the cap for shipping, but it still leaked some powder into the surrounding packaging - the cap was not tight upon arrival. It was only a very small mess, but one that could easily have been a big mess.

This works so well on engraved projects, tried it for the first time. It’s super easy to use, sticks well, nice color and no weird smell. Will be purchasing more colors!

Worked great and a lot of powder for the price

The media could not be loaded.  Half of the powder was gone it was all over cap was open not happy at all but the product it’s self is great I really like it

Color shown in photo is not accurate to actual color. Real color is much lighter, more of a salmon rather than a hot pink.

I make small 125-147gn lead weights for competitions. The best coating I have found for these is powder coating. It doesn't leave an odor like some other coatings.The Polymer base allows it to stick and stay when smashed.A bit of this powder in a plastic container with the weights, allow me to tumble. The tumbling allows the coating to stick.I then strain out any excess powder and bake them at 400 degrees F for 15-20 minutes.Then dump them into a bucket of water which quenches them.I then let them dry and size them so they are perfectly round.A hammer-smash test indicates that the powdercoat adheres properly as it forms around the smashed lead weight.This small jar is enough powder to coat several thousand of these.