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Old 04-25-06, 11:38 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default High operating temperature powder paints

Got a recent email from Powder Coating Magazine and there was a listing of powder suppliers that have powders that operate between 500 degrees F and 1000 degrees F...I know that people have from time to time asked about this....here are some suppliers....perhaps they can provide a powder for your C1 or C2.....

Herb



Link to the magazine web site that lists the powder....

http://www.cscpublishinginc.com/PCon...uyersguide.htm
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