Achieving crisp, clean masking lines is not always an easy task. It takes knowledge, skill, and the best tools to get the results you're looking for. In this post, we're going to take you through both masking tape tips & tricks as well as rubber molded designs to improve your results and help prevent common coating flaws.
One aspect of this process that doesn't get much attention until the last minute is the masking process. In this post, we're going to take you through the basics and fundamentals of effectively masking for pretreatment and e-coat processes.
Powder coating is a high-temperature coating process that requires specialized materials and equipment. Because of this, we get a ton of questions from not only new powder coating lines but also some of the most well-known brands that have the most advanced paint lines we've ever seen. So, we've created this new list of frequently asked masking questions below to help you out. The goal here is to answer the questions you may have.
Do you experience overspray, leakage or coatings that look just plain bad? Here’s the break down on how to mask effectively in order to reduce rejection rate, rework, labor cost and ultimately your frustration.
We compiled a list of recommended tapes for e-coating to help make your selection process a little easier. Not all tapes are going to get the job done, which is why it's critical you know which tapes work vs. which tapes are going to cause you headaches.
