How to Clean your Powder Coating Gun, Hoppers and Hoses! - Ep 80

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I just want to give Unknown Coatings a massive shoutout for always being super helpful and informative with the powdercoat world. Hit him up a while ago about white spots in my coating and he lead me in the right direction. Much appreciated

primeautodesigns

i love these videos with the basic stuff like the wheel hangers and proper cleaning, etc

accordingtoabe

Thank you for the backer rod tip! I have been pinching off small pcs of foam from an old seat cushion foam pad and shooting them through the hose. The backer rod will be much easier to size correctly.

CorkySandpiper

I'm just here to add a comment to boost the channel algorithm. Good job

toolsandtoys

I'm going to try this method to clean my hoses. I never seem to have a problem until I go to shoot white. That's when I can see specks of the previous colors I used.

stevebauer

Awesome idea for the hoses. I always just used foam ear plugs.

deanvigna

Yep, been using them foam "powder coating hose cleaners" already cut into 1" pieces I found cheap on web search. Great tip!

laryadkins

Great tip !!
Another comment to boost this magnificent channel

kamolia

Thanks again for the info!! Again...it's invaluable!!

jhammer

Thanks for the video man. I've been using a redline gun for a while and I've never had any color cross contamination issues. I've recently started using an Eastwood hopper fed gun and no matter how thoroughly I clean it, spending 30+ minutes and using these techniques I still get a little contamination. The only time I have this issue is with white (duh lol) and I end up getting a dozen or so tiny specs of reds, blues etc on a large white part, such as a truck bumper. Very tiny specs, maybe just singular grains of powder, but I don't like giving parts to customers like this. Any tips? Thanks in advance.

WarefareModern

As stupid simple, and common sense as this video is. I can see how it can be very helpful to people who are just trying to get into powder coating. Me personally, I would have way over thought this, like bucket, water and blow drying.

colebarber