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Liquid 2 Powder - Liquify Powder Coatings

Liquid 2 Powder - Liquify Powder Coatings

POW-502

4oz

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Liquid 2 Powder

This product allows you to powder coat nontraditional substrates such as wood, plastic, ceramics, foam, etc. Using this product, you can also easily apply graphics and other custom designs or artwork via powder coat in a precise and detailed manner. This product offers ultimate versatility for powder coating as the powder solution can be sprayed on with an airbrush, HVLP gun, or brushed on like a normal liquid paint and then cured like a traditional powder coat leaving a very durable and smooth finish behind.

APPLICATION: Mix any color or type of powder coat with the liquid 2 powder solution by weight 50/50 (Ex: if you have 1/2lb of powder, you must mix it with a 1/2lb of liquid). You want the solution to be thick enough to flow out smooth, however, if it is too thick, you may add distilled water to thin your powder/liquid solution out.

You must let the paint fully air dry before curing or it will outgas. Once the coating is fully air dried, follow the recommended cure schedule for the powder coat base.

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Safety Note: Bake in a well ventilated area. Use dust respirator and eye protection when handling powder. Use toaster oven designated for powder coating. Do not use with food.

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  • Powder Coating

    Powder Coating

      Powder coating is a durable, high-quality finishing technique that involves applying a dry powder to the surface of jewelry and then curing it with heat. It can be applied...

    Powder Coating

      Powder coating is a durable, high-quality finishing technique that involves applying a dry powder to the surface of jewelry and then curing it with heat. It can be applied...

  • Apply Powder Coat to the Inside of a Ring by Karen Trexler

    Apply Powder Coat to the Inside of a Ring by Ka...

    In this video, Karen shows how to mix Liquid 2 Powder with the powder coating color of your choice and apply to the inside of a ring. Applying powder coat...

    Apply Powder Coat to the Inside of a Ring by Ka...

    In this video, Karen shows how to mix Liquid 2 Powder with the powder coating color of your choice and apply to the inside of a ring. Applying powder coat...

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Overall rating: 4.6666665 / 5 from 3 reviews.

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Very convenient

"I will be using with powder coat to line copper rings to prevent turning fingers green."

— Dona M. (5/5)

Great addition

"This is a handy liquid to take your powder coating to the next level. Remember to mix by WEIGHT and not amount!"

— Brenda W. (5/5)

Ratio needs practice.

"It may just be the user, but the first time I followed directions (1:1) fired coat was too thin/translucent and I had to re-coat. The next piece I increased the ratio of powder and it looked better... which means the powder may be used up sooner. Bottom line, need to experiment for best results."

— Lorraine P. (4/5)

Q&A

Can the same toaster oven that I use for polymer clay be used for this product and back to polymer? I understand that food should never go in the same oven as either product. Thank you for you reply.
Hi Kate, yes you could use the same toaster oven you use for polymer clay. Like you said, you would just want to make sure you don't use the same one for food. Hope this helps!
How do you bake plastic or foam? Need more detail instructions, please.
Hello, you would bake according to the powder coating instructions and make sure that the type of plastic or foam you are using can reach that temperature. Hope this helps.