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powder coating

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powder coating [′pau̇d·ər ‚kōt·iŋ]
(materials)
A dry coating method in which fine clear or pigmented powder particles, containing resin, modifiers, and possibly a curing agent, are electrostatically sprayed onto a substrate and heated (melted) in a oven to form a continuous film.
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