Powder Paint Fluid Beds are the most popular method for precise powder painting. The fluid bed consists of a 3" diameter by 3" deep powder cup, the base that contains the air chamber and regulator and an air pump. The fluid bed suspends the powder paint on a column of slow moving air. When the heated item to be painted is suspended in the powder paint the result is a beautiful, thin uniform coat of paint. Spare paint cups with lids are available. Direction included with this product.
| How To Use The Powder Paint Fluid Bed | |
| 1. | Fluid Bed use only clean dry air. |
| 2. | Keep air pump away from powder dust so the filter on air pump doesn't become clogged and restrict air flow. |
| 3. | Regulate air to bring powder to a slight boil. (Too much air flow will result in excessive dust.) |
| 4. | Dip preheated part into fluidized powder and remove at once. |
| 5. | If powder smokes, the part is to hot. |
| 6. | Powder should finish melting within several seconds after the part is removed from powder. |
| 7. | To change powder color, empty excess power into a container for future use. |
| 8. | Vacuum out cup and add new color. |
