This seems like a lot of work. For an oven, an old toaster oven works. An old home oven would work. We even learned the hard way that powder that gets on the sh

This seems like a lot of work. For an oven, an old toaster oven works. An old home oven would work. We even learned the hard way that powder that gets on the shop truck when it is in the sun will bake on. I have two industrial powder coating ovens. One is 6'x6'x10' and heated with gas, the other is 6'x6'x6" and is electric. I purchased them for less than $8000 each, the gas one was used and the electric was new. You can get a usable powder gun here for $169.00 http://www.eastwood.com/paints/hotcoat-powder-coating/powder-coat-guns.html http://www.eastwood.com/paints/hotcoat-powder-coating/powder... We have one for prototypes and as a backup. It works ok, and is fine for hobbyists. It would not last in a production environment (we have a pricey $7K Nordson for that) Source - we powder coat 500 pieces a day.