I have a bit of an odd question regarding Cerakote (the standard version, not the special high temp series).
Would it cause any issues to heat a part and hold it at temp, at or slightly higher than the curing temp? i.e. oven cure temp is 250F, could I put parts that are already coated in an oven at 300F for an hour without degrading the Cerakote?
I have a couple parts that are cerakoted and bonded together with epoxy. I'd rather not use a direct flame like a propane torch, since that will exceed the max temp of 500F given as the working temp range. So I'm thinking of throwing them in my oven for 30-60 minutes at 300F since the epoxy max temp is 250F.
Let me know if you have any insight! Maybe Cerakote can be held at its cure temperature indefinitely and I'm overthinking it.
Thanks,
Sam
Would it cause any issues to heat a part and hold it at temp, at or slightly higher than the curing temp? i.e. oven cure temp is 250F, could I put parts that are already coated in an oven at 300F for an hour without degrading the Cerakote?
I have a couple parts that are cerakoted and bonded together with epoxy. I'd rather not use a direct flame like a propane torch, since that will exceed the max temp of 500F given as the working temp range. So I'm thinking of throwing them in my oven for 30-60 minutes at 300F since the epoxy max temp is 250F.
Let me know if you have any insight! Maybe Cerakote can be held at its cure temperature indefinitely and I'm overthinking it.
Thanks,
Sam