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PCI's COATING 2012 to Focus Solely on Industrial Coatings
The Powder Coating Institute is bringing back its original coating event with COATING 2012, which will be held Oct. 9-11, in St. Louis, Mo. more(+)
PCI Offers Results of Powder Coating Study
Project Expand, a new powder coating opportunity study, has been completed and is available from the Powder Coating Institute (PCI). more(+)Narrow Further
Have A Finishing Question?
Powder Coating expert Rodger Talbert tackles powder coating questions in the Powder Coating Clinic.
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CCAI Expands Finishing Pavilion at FABTECH
5/18/2012 Products Finishing - 25,000 are expected to visit FABTECH in Las Vegas, Nov. 12-14
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Powder Compared to Polyurethane
5/16/2012 Products Finishing - We currently use a liquid polyurethane paint on aluminum panels but are considering converting to powder paint. What are the advantages and disadvantages of going with powder vs. polyurethane? We also are considering running some of our panels in cold rolled steel (CRS). Will powder adhere differently on aluminum or CRS? What challenges should we consider?
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PCI Executive Director Rodger Talbert Steps Down
5/16/2012 Products Finishing - Leaving June 1; also giving up role as PCI Technical Director.
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Cracking Edges on MDF
5/15/2012 Products Finishing - We seem to have problems with thicker medium density fiberboard (MDF) cracking on the edges as it comes out of our ovens, and the cracking occurs down the middle of the edge. I have tried a few things, but nothing has worked too well. Do you have any advice?
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AkzoNobel Shows Color, Passion Of Furniture Finishes In Italy
5/15/2012 Products Finishing - Salone Internazionale del Mobile in Milan gathers people coming from all over the world to attend one of the most important furniture-making events
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