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Most of the standard powders will tolerate continuous exposure to temps of around 250 f with no ill effects. If parts are subjected to temps much higher than that, the powder may discolor or lose its gloss, become brittle, or start to flake. If I remember correctly, the high-temp powders, because of their makeup, are able to withstand continuous temps of approximately 500 f but are not very impact or abrasion resistant. If you're dealing with anything hotter, a ceramic finish is the way to go.
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