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So I shot some Wet white powder last night and after curing I find one red line in the item. Now I have not used any red powder in months and I do not even have any red powder in the shop.... So how the heck did I end up with a red line in the work?? A second coat covered it up.
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Could it have been in the powder hose? -
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I used my EW pro gun for this job not my King gun. The gun was clean really well with air before I put the white in and the cup was also cleaned.
Just weird I have no idea where the red came from.Comment
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If there was any red paint on the part before, some might have been missed. Red, I think is the worst for bleeding thru. And it doesn't take much. I missed a few specks and they turned into big splots.Comment
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Looks like you have a new avatar..the RiddlerOriginally posted by Crimson
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DoneOriginally posted by THEKINGLooks like you have a new avatar..the RiddlerOriginally posted by Crimson I really like thatComment
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That must be it.Originally posted by dustyspowdercoatingComment
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Very Cool, a little sexy too !Comment
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I know sometimes if we miss marker, or dye, or even if we don't, and it's penetrated the metal deeply, it will come thru lighter color during the cure cycle.
I'm no scientist, but it seems like the heat pukes the ink out of the pores.Comment
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