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- When completed, the object should
be completely coated with a dull,
opaque coat of powder.
When nished spraying: 10.
- remove your foot from the Pedal
Switch (11),
- press the Control Box Power Switch
(17) to the OFF position,
- unplug the Control Box power cord
from the electrical outlet.
WARNING: The Spray Gun is still elec-
trically charged. Discharge Con-
ducting Pole before touching or
you could be shocked.
Touch the Conducting Pole (9) to the 11.
Ground Clip (10) to discharge any
residual electricity.
Wipe the Scatter Tip off with a clean 12.
cloth.
Place the activated charcoal respira-13.
tor over your face mouth and hose.
WARNING: The fumes produced dur-
ing curing are hazardous to your
health. Do not breathe the fumes.
With the oven preheated to the de-14.
sired temperature (300 to 500 de-
grees F), place the object on the
oven rack, close the door, and turn
the ventilation system ON.
- Typical curing time is 15 minutes.
Check the Powder Coating container
for recommended curing time and
temperature.
- If the object is large, curing may
take more time.
- The power coating should melt to
a smooth, gloss nish all over the
object.
- Check the curing object often to
prevent over-curing which can cause
roughness to the surface.
When cured, turn the oven OFF and 15.
open the oven door slightly to allow
the object to cool gradually before
removing.
When the object is cooled too rapidly,
a dull nish may result.
Process Tips
To remove an orange peel effect after 1.
curing, wet-sand the object with 400
grit sandpaper, dry, and repeat the
coating process. Over-powder coat-
ing can cause this effect.
Polish with traditional paint polishes.2.
Lightly buff with a loose wheel and 3.
white rouge compound to remove
imperfections.
Thoroughly clean the Cup before 4.
changing powders.
Some powders are made from poly-
ester, while others are made from
polyurethane. A mixture of both can
cause pitting of the coated object.
Porous metal objects may need a 5.
thorough cleaning with a brush and
pre-painting cleaning solutions.
If the powder starts to buildup in one 6.
place, blow off with light air pressure.
Moisture in the air will cause pow-
der buildup. Replace the Disposable
Moisture Separator (8).
Poor disbursement can be caused by 7.
low air pressure. Adjust the air pres-
sure or replace the Disposable Mois-
ture Separator. The Cup should have
at least one inch of powder during
coating.
Use automotive paint remover to 8.
remove a cured coating.