A process called “powder coating” is often mentioned in the numerous television documentaries on vehicle repair and restoration. How does it differ from conventional spray painting? PB
Powder Coating is a kind of “paint” that is more resistant to chipping, scratching or flaking. Because it comes as a dry powder and not a liquid, it does not have a solvent that evaporates, it doesn’t run or sag during application, it can be applied more evenly to multi-faceted surfaces, and it can be built-up into thicker layers.
