Eastwood HotCoat Powder Coat High Gloss Jet Black 1 Lb Paint Durable Smooth Finish Impact Chemical Resist

Powder came well sealed and packaged.Application was easy with my compatible guns.

Good stuff

A true satin black. Easy application and no issues. I refinished the headlight and fluid reservoir brackets on a Ducati Monster and it looks factory. The 1 lb comes in a resealable bag, not a jar. Not a problem but FYI.

Awesome color

I don't know how i got 'confused' when ordering and thought i was buying a pound for $13, but i was real disappointed when i opened my box and found a cup. My fault? This powder sprayed real nice. I have to spray my parts hot because i have a cheap, weak gun, and that is why i don't get a perfect finish. This is some nice powder, but not worth twice what I normally pay. Your obviously paying for Eastwoods packaging. I usually get it in a cheap bsg and twisty from my usual place. After writing the above, I see they have another listing for a pound and it's just a few bucks more. Why would people choose to pay 15% less for 50% less product? I'm not sure I ordered 8 oz, but that's what I got and it's left a bad taste in my mouth. Tastes like b s.

Color is great and easy to use

I first ordered a half pound of this to use in my Harbor Freight powder coat system and liked the looks and application enough to order another pound. I'm using it on various parts of our Jeep like the exposed door hinges and windshield brackets that are known to pit and rust on all Jeeps. I found the adhesion, durability, and appearance were exactly what I was looking for. I had also tried the matte black on the same parts first but my wife said she thought gloss would look better. Since it is only $19 for a pound and the process is so quick and easy I gladly re-did the job and I think she was right.If anyone is wondering, I used my Harbor Freight powder coat system set at about 13psi, and had minimal over-spray, even application, and great results.The parts were first sand-blasted in an Harbor Freight sand-blast cabinet, then cleaned with acetone, then hung in a box on copper wire. I coated 6 to 8 parts at a time, transferred them into an oven that I purchased on craigslist.com for $50.I hung 6 to 8 parts in the oven at a time, and turned the heat to 400 until the powder flowed out, then backed down to 350 for 20 more minutes. I did do 2 coats on all the parts for extra durability.I think that the finish is flawless and looks great. I plan on doing more parts now that I have the process down and see how good the results are.Bottom line. This is a great product, and I can also recommend the matte black as well if that is your flavor.

I used an Eastwood dual voltage gun to apply the powder. Although it was my first experience with powder coating, it turned out beautiful.