so how does faber coat their tanks?
Glow in the dark tank
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Powercoating requires high heat to melt the powder. Heat that high damages the structural integrity of the metal, and kills your tank.
Faber paints their tanks (triple coat) really really well during the manufacturing process, and definitely does not damage their own tanks in the process.
Faber paints their tanks (triple coat) really really well during the manufacturing process, and definitely does not damage their own tanks in the process.
Isn't there another way to paint tanks and get the powder coat look but not bake em. . .
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