craftsman powder coat gun

[versionpardner]

Has anyone used one of the 100 dollar battery powered craftsman powder coating guns. It seemed like a pretty good deal in a magazine I was reading but I was just wondering if anyone had actually used one and had first hand information on it.

[KatanaSoldier]

I haven't but Craftsman are my favorite tools. I know Sears is all about refunds or exchanges on their tools. R u going to get one?

[versionpardner]

For that price I believe so. Plus it's craftsman so it doesn't seem as shady to me with it being battery powered and all.

[suzukisportrider2004]

got a link??

[brooder]

Here

[KatanaSoldier]

Nice deal. Please let us know how it does.

[BarMatt80]

I saw a craftsman powdercoat system for $250 about 2 months ago. Mojoe posted a how to with a gun tha cost around 100 bucks or less, check the how to section, it might be in there, he is getting good results. all in technique.

[versionpardner]

Yeah that write up is what got me interested in it but the price of the gun was what got me real excited. I really want a blue swingarm but I'm sure that's going to be only the beginning.

[suzukisportrider2004]

how much powder does it hold?

[SweetLou]

That looks pretty damn niffty. I may have to look into that. Try it out, and if it doesn't work, you can always return it.

[suzukisportrider2004]

ok i gave my dad the link to look at he does powdercoating all day at work. he liked the idea and the price. what do you have to cook the parts in?

[350gtboi]

ok i gave my dad the link to look at he does powdercoating all day at work. he liked the idea and the price. what do you have to cook the parts in?

you still need an oven , either an old food oven or something like this


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