Pro Tec powder paint?

If you bought it a transues put it on a cookie sheet i don't know how your oven is but mine likes 275 does a outstanding job on my heads. No problems.

"It's the only use for this oven and I bought it at a yardsale."
 
Uh man....I was gonna give Kim a call to let her know what you were doing with the toaster!

I cure mine @350 for 15-20 mins.I hang mine on a wire cooling rack that I just lay on top of a larger pan.I use a cigarette lighter when I'm painting them.Also try to fluff (I put the lid back on the bottle and shake it up good)up the paint every so often.

In the past I've always used the standard liquid jig head paints. Not familiar with the powder paint your talking about but just from the posts I understand how it works. What is the primary advantage of using this powder paint?

Thanks for the input Dave.

I love the stuff!!!  I've really been experimenting and this is what I do.  First of all get a cheap toaster oven ($30) with a removable rack so you can hang them as you paint while the oven heats up.  I paint 1/64th and 1/32nd heads and they do fine in that 250 to 350 degree range for 20 minutes.  Curing them is a must!!!  If you don't you can drop them on concrete and they'll crumble;  if you cure them you can throw them on concrete and won't scratch.  To heat the head I bought a bernzomatic butane torch ($25)  Sits about five inchs tall and is at a right angle with base so it stands on its own.  Push buttom ignitor with continuous flame if needed.  A couple waves through the flame and dip.  The best money I've spent so far is on a powder paint fluid bed!!!!!  Normal retail $100 got one on e-bay for $46.  If you want to crank out a good number of heads, you have to get one.  Also the eye stays open!  This things blows air in to the powder giving a nice thin coat.  Magazine said "250 jigs/lures per hour".  I thought whatever.  Easy to paint 150 in an hour!  To paint a jig it's 2 seconds in the flame then dip and hang.  I love pro-tec but don't limit yourself.  I order from columbiacoatings.com.  Paint is for industrial use and such things as motorcycle parts.  The powder is designed for powder coating guns but works just like pro-tec.  Tons of colors with different effects.  Don't go by color on screen.  You can get a free catalog with sample colors.  Pro-tec retails for $8 in a store and this stuff $5 in same 2oz bottle. I'll never use traditional vinyl paint again.   

Thanks Dave!  I'm not the best dyi guy but I think I'll give it a try.  Sure would be nice to have a couple going at once.  I like to use a base color and then coat with an irridescent (sp) finish so atleast two fluid beds at once would be great.  Also making extra cups would make life easy.  Appreciate the web site!