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08-30-2009 12:23 PM
big_limits	Re: Painting bullet weights the melting point of lead is 328 deg and the melting point of tungsten carbide is 2870 deg
08-30-2009 12:20 PM
JIGS	Re: Painting bullet weights I just dip mine in dip dye. for as long as the weight lasts before i loos it, it works for me, fast simple.
08-30-2009 05:33 AM
snapitoff2002	Re: Painting bullet weights So... what's the deal? You were baking all day and couldn't call me back?
08-28-2009 11:54 PM
obermeister	Re: Painting bullet weights You can't hurt them in a normal oven, just make sure there is no insert in them. FWIW I powder painted some drop shot weights once but I'll never do it again. What a pain!
08-28-2009 11:32 PM
FarNorCal	Painting bullet weights For you that have baught bulk tungsten can you bake them at a higher temp then you can lead. I don't see why not but just wanted to make sure first. I know powder coating is alot stronger if you can bake it between 350 and 400 degrees. Just wanted to see what you guys thought. Thanks

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