Can You Two Tone Powder Coat?
Unlike Most Liquid Paints, Mixing Two Colors Don't Result in an Intermediate Color but a Blend of Individual Particles. for Example, Mixing a Red Paint and a...
Unlike most liquid paints, mixing two colors don't result in an intermediate color but a blend of individual particles. For example, mixing a red paint and a yellow one of same technology will yield an orange paint. With powder coatings you get a unique speckled finish. So yes, powder coatings can be mixed.
How do you powder coat two colors?
- Clean part thoroughly.
- Shoot part with first color.
- Partially cure* first color in oven (do not full cure, especially white powder)
- Let part cool completely.
- Mask areas that are to remain first color.
- Shoot part with second color, covering over unmasked first color areas.
- Fully cure both powders in oven.
What is two stage powder coating?
At the basic level, a two coat system is a method in which two coatings are applied to the same substrate. The most common two coat systems involve laying down a primer, curing it, and then applying and curing a top coat.
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