Polyester Translucent Candy Red Powder Coat Powder Coating Translucent candy purple is a polyester top coat powder with a high gloss finish.Top coat powders are transparent and depending on the color and brightness of the substrate under a top coat will effect the finished look. In order to achieve the best results we recommend that you apply the top coat over a bright silver substrate or use a silver or chrome base coat . Also using a silver vein or a silver metallic base coat will give you a cool different effect.Instructions:Gun to Component Distance15-30CMCuring Temperature180-200℃,10 min-15 minCoverage:1/2 lb. of powder is approximately 10-20 sq. ft.Storage stability:Store in ventilated, dry, clean room, temperature < 25℃Away from direct sunlight, fire, heatFor best performance, use within 6 monthsPowder coating is a type of coating that is applied as a free-flowing, dry powder. The main difference between conventional liquid paint and powder coating is that the powder coating does not require a solvent to keep the binder and filler parts in a liquid suspension form.The coating is typically applied electrostatically and is then cured under heat to allow it to flow and form a "skin". So it is nontoxic and widely used in various fields.Powder coating is a very durable method of providing a decorative finish to metals and a range of other materials. It offers many advantages over other finishes including: Corrosion resistance. Powder coating can be applied to most metal components including steel, Zinc, brass and aluminum. The durable finish provides a surface finish which is less prone to chipping, marking and scratching. Powder coating can be applied to components used internally and externally.Low costContains no environmentally harmful solvents Disclaimer: Lord of Bass does not guarantee the color you see on your screen in your powder-coated jobs. Colors may vary from the actual product due to your screen resolution, viewing device and other settings outside our control. It is strongly recommended that you powder coat a sample, before applying the powder on your actual job.