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Reply With QuoteI seem to remember another person having issues and they used a screen of some kind to run the powder through and it helped. I think their issue might have been moisture and once broken up and screened it was fine. I’m not sure.
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fluidbed painting question
I'm powder painting with a fluid bed, using a color I've used a lot (getting down to 1/2" in the bottom of the jar). But the last few painting sessions, I"m getting string-like clumps of paint forming in the fluidbed and sticking to my jigheads. Ugly clumping on the jigheads as they melt on. Can the powder get hot from a number of hot heads being dipped? Can the powder get old? It doesn't look like moisture-caused clumps, but heat caused. Otherwise, the coverage is good and curing in a toaster oven making good results. But random clumps form at times. Any ideas? Any experiences like this? Thanks.
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I seem to remember another person having issues and they used a screen of some kind to run the powder through and it helped. I think their issue might have been moisture and once broken up and screened it was fine. I’m not sure.
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Thought of doing that, but not sure what to screen it with. I'm thinking after painting, when I dump the powder back in the jar, I'm dumping clumps back in with it. If I can filter those out, I'll be better off. But what's causing the clumping to begin with?
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I’m not really sure
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I would think a Sieve would work.
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I concur with the post above.
Head to the kitchen and borrow the Misses Sieve. Just don't tell her.
