Poor Penetration of Powder into Faraday Cage AreasThis can be a tricky issue to get your head around. Basically, when parts have internal corners or an odd geometry, due to how the electrostatics travel through the metal, the powder will not apply to these areas easily. This is called a Faraday Cage. The powder is, in a word, stubborn, and will want to pull away from the corners towards the flat areas or edges. This results in areas of a surface that are left bare of powder – usually the corner

Poor Charge, Low Film Build, and Insufficient WrapThis trio of issues is like a terrible three-in-one package. All of the above, either alone or together can cause the coating to look bad. Quite often a grainy effect, or tight orange peel, is what you end up with. This can often be caused by low film build, as, simply put, there’s not enough coating on the part to create the nice smooth surface you’re looking for. Plus, if you have a low film build with certain colors, you will see the substra

Color selection is not always an easy task, especially when trying to match a color.Nanjing Powder New Material Co., Ltd.makes the color selection process as painless and easy as possible. We produce360 degree S Panel videos of our colors as well as customer uploaded images in ourwebsitewhere visitors can view specific colors on a variety of items. Despite our best efforts to simplify the process, there are simply too many variables to factor in to completely replicate the experience of seeing t

Dormants have grown in popularity over the last few years and are bright, almost candy effects but with more depth, brilliance and shine. Dormant special effects are a two-coat system, as a base coat and top coat is applied and baked separately. The base coat, which typically has metallic pigment in it, has a color that will transfer up into the clear top coat upon curing of the second coat. So it’s the top coat, which is actually clear, that really draws the dormant color out and brings the do