wow! very nice.
thanks for the link... looks like I know what I'm, getting next time I go to sears.
thanks for the link... looks like I know what I'm, getting next time I go to sears.
Cool... thanks man.. wonder why they took it off for a week?rgraham said:They're back on sale. In store and online.
Dam... that looks good man!!Ahar said:first load with the sears powder coat and Columbia Coatings matt black
I like this tool.
specially formulated? did the tech use to sell harley oil? i use to powder coat at my job.we used h b fuller powder. which was top of the line but we would buy it by the ton. for getting into corners we would turn the voltage down about 1/2 way on the spray gun. if the voltage is adjustable try that for the corners.8-Ball said:I also talked to the tech at columbia coatings about the differences between the Sears and the Chicago units. They sell both units so he was familiar with the characteristics of each.
He said for small parts, especially pieces with grooves or slots, that the Sears unit provided better coverage and was much easier to use.
Columbia also sells packages of powder down to 2 ozs. and claims that they have their powders specially formulated for them for better adhesion and flow characteristics and that they will work in the Sears gun.
Caswell has powders for 1/2 the cost, but not in as small quantities. Not sure how they compare to Columbia.
Shelf life in a cool dark location is given at 6 mos. but the tech said they should last a year. So gauge your quantity on coverage needed as well as shelf life.
The unit is now $189. The $159 sale is over..... dammit.