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DIY Electrostatic Painting

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wandersen

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Anyone ever try making a DIY electrostatic painting rig for painting tube clusters on a frame?

Maybe something like this.

http://www.harborfreight.com/10-30-psi-powder-coating-system-94244.html

Discard the gun and put on a real paint gun.

I think there are some threads out there saying you need somewhere around 80kV of static charge. A CRT flyback transformer gives something around 25kV (IIRC).

Thoughts? Making of an epic fail?
 

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