Quote from: jtwill98 on March 17, 2026, 06:07:39 PMHave you considered using High Temperature Powder Coating Tape or Kapton tape used for masking sensitive connectors while hot air soldering of electronic components?Good ideas. These are used.
I suspect simple strait lines like those you tried for the Pink Floyd logo look on one of your reels would be a good candidate for TekLine Glass Cloth High Temperature Powder Coating Tape.
Kapton tape might also work as its is good up to 300-400 degrees Celsius. It's is inexpensive, easily cut and might work to mask off areas for a multi-stage finish (masking before a "green bake", then adding a second coat before the final cure.
You might want to experiment with a some sheet metal using some stencils or Cricut (if your wife has one) or similar device to cut the masks on the Kapton tape and apply the masks prior to powder coating.
Quote from: Hardy Boy on March 14, 2026, 11:46:01 PMGot the rod today in vancouver. What are the odds ... I was visiting my dad ... and a friend of my buddies friend drove it with himself from San fiellpe to vancouver... small world. The rod is very very nice.
Todd
Quote from: JasonGotaProblem on March 17, 2026, 02:59:44 AMOk I'm talking out my spray nozzle here but I had an idea re: detail work. Why brush it on? Couldn't you dump/spray/put a ton of powder on and brush off the excess before baking? I'm usually missing something.
The joker looks cool though.
Quote from: JasonGotaProblem on March 17, 2026, 02:59:44 AMOk I'm talking out my spray nozzle here but I had an idea re: detail work. Why brush it on? Couldn't you dump/spray/put a ton of powder on and brush off the excess before baking? I'm usually missing something.
The joker looks cool though.
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Yes you can pile it on , than spread it out . But it hard to get it even coated . even a paint brush will have a small static charge and makes it hard to get clean lines .
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