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> Parts were dipped in paint rather than sprayed leading to fuller and thicker paint coverage This doesn't sound right to me... You can apply powdercoats much
by 542458 3y ago
> Parts were dipped in paint rather than sprayed leading to fuller and thicker paint coverage
This doesn't sound right to me... You can apply powdercoats much thicker than wet paint because the lack of an evaporating liquid carrier means much less worry about runs and sags. Modern powdercoats can also be much harder than traditional wet paints, and often more chemical resistant. They're also better for the environment, since you're not filling the air with evaporating solvents.
- marricks 3y agoHey man, take that up with the post I read 5 years ago on HN and didn’t link to. More seriously, if I find the time I’ll try to link to it. I’m sure there’s a better way to paint things now but I think we often don’t for appliances.