Battling Back Ionization | Prismatic Powders®

[@RobertDaveMyrland]

Good to know, I was about to do my first ever powder coating tomorrow. Thanks for this good advice…

[@PrismaticPowders]

You're going to do great things!

[@nickb.6884]

Love your videos

[@stephenwhiteley7349]

Very timely (Actually a little late) this video fell into my inbox. I had this problem and did the exact opposite, not knowing what was causing it. As you note, you can't power through it. I'll do better next time because of this video.

[@aiyshaallad]

Your vids are really good. Ive opened a powder coating company with an 8m long oven. I dont know much and ive faced this issue you addressed in this video. Thank you for your helpful video

[@PrismaticPowders]

Thank you! Happy to hear this video helped you out!

[@GMPowderCoating]

So if I have KV and UA are you saying 100 kv and adjust the UA ?

[@PrismaticPowders]

Well, that depends. I know that 's a terrible answer but for most single coat applications with a gun that allows for fine tuning, you would be fine. However, sometimes you may not want your kV all the way to 100. For example, you may want to make adjustments to both for finessing the powder into tight spaces with good transfer efficiency.

[@FreddyFunderbunz]

Welcome to the prismatic powders comedy hour! 🎤 Can you guys make a video about epoxy primers? I can barely get powder to stick to parts I coated with Epoxy primer powder

[@PrismaticPowders]

We could deep dive that. Have you had trouble with any other Epoxy powder or just the Primer?