assuming you're coating the lead to protect against the safety hazards of handling lead? In which case, some suggestions: A) you should absolutely be wearing gloves, probably a mask. B) you should avoid sanding lead at all costs. If it's absolutely necessary, it should be outdoors, with venting, wearing a mask and gloves, and somewhere the dust will be cleared away. (not near carpeting, or textures surfaces that will keep it around) C) lead has a melting point, and a higher temp where the lead will off-gas toxic fumes. It's important to not exceed the temps and avoid producing the fumes at all cost. (no benefit there anyway so it's just a good idea all around) Simple summary: lead is highly toxic, and absorbs into your skin upon touch. Breathing in dust or fumes puts the lead in your mouth/lungs, which are way more absorbent, therefore far more dangerous.
RUclipsFan hi sry didn't reply soon, the coating is very very tiny plastic , you can purchase these off ebay just search lead powder coatings or go here www.dbanglingsupplies.co.uk/carp-lead-coating-powder hope this helps
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assuming you're coating the lead to protect against the safety hazards of handling lead? In which case, some suggestions:
A) you should absolutely be wearing gloves, probably a mask.
B) you should avoid sanding lead at all costs. If it's absolutely necessary, it should be outdoors, with venting, wearing a mask and gloves, and somewhere the dust will be cleared away. (not near carpeting, or textures surfaces that will keep it around)
C) lead has a melting point, and a higher temp where the lead will off-gas toxic fumes. It's important to not exceed the temps and avoid producing the fumes at all cost. (no benefit there anyway so it's just a good idea all around)
Simple summary: lead is highly toxic, and absorbs into your skin upon touch. Breathing in dust or fumes puts the lead in your mouth/lungs, which are way more absorbent, therefore far more dangerous.
Where would I find the plastic you’re using ??
brilliant!!! got to do it myself - looks like fun ;)
Another brilliant video bud .
What blow torch do you use and where can I get one from ?
Cheers mate .
What is the name of that powder coating?
are you still making these? and if you are how do I order from you?
Well explained but can you tell me more about the powder paint i.e. is it a special type of powder paint and where do you buy it?
RUclipsFan hi sry didn't reply soon, the coating is very very tiny plastic , you can purchase these off ebay just search lead powder coatings or go here www.dbanglingsupplies.co.uk/carp-lead-coating-powder hope this helps
Have you got a link for the inline inserts?
is this powder coating plastic pieces?
Yes mate
Gary where is a good shop that I can order moulds from that will ship to the USA
Hi, other video's show leads being hung up to dry naturally and not dipped in water.
hey guys from where can i get this white powder ?
hi just google plastic powder coating on ebay
do you still make leads how can I contact you for prices
wazzupmanga yes still make them can search brummies bombs on Facebook or gazuk1@btinternet.com thx
Hi hows u
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