How it works: Prepare your workpiece by removing all the old paint and degrease it Spray a workpiece with a powder coating gun using powder of your chosen color Put a workpiece inside an oven (not included) for 20 minutes at 180 degrees celcius Once workpiece is cool it is ready to be mounted and used. Powder coating gun works by charging powder particles inside gun using friction between powder and PTFE plastic. After this powder sticks to part by electrostatic charge. This is very similar to dust sticking to the screen of your computer or tv. Powder sticks securely and part can be shaken before curing. This process is different from other processes where powder is charged by up to 100 000 kilovolts to make it stick to part as it produces no orange peel effect that is often associated with powder coating. This process is also safer because of the absence of such high voltage. Why better compared to liquid painting: Almost no VOC (volatile organic compound)Requires no special skills and is very easy to apply Requires no special skills and is very easy to apply Powder coating is one coat application Coating can be more thicker No paint run-offs that can be so frustrating using conventional liquid coating Very chemical, abrassion and solvent resistant Overspray can be recycled- no waste Does not require facilities to dry parts for extended period Requires lower air pressure Specifications: Model: PRO+ Required air pressure: 0.2- 1.5 bar Powder container size: 500ml (2 spare containers) Air inlet: 1/4” BSP and ISO 6150-B Suitable powder type: Tribo Packaged weight: 2,2 kg Includes: Powder coating gun with UK ground plug in a case 2 x 500ml powder container Funnel for a simple loading of powder into a powder cup 14 page user guide in English with multiple pictures that will guide you through a powder coating process safely.