Originally Posted by
TimothyH
Thanks.
I read where non-conductive parts can be pre-heated. The powder then adheres as it contacts the hot part. It is more difficult to tell how thick the coating is and the finished product tends to be brittle. I also read that carbon parts won't hold up to the heat so coating the fork isn't an option.
Appreciate the reply.
What Scrod said. For the big areas they use a special tape which is neat stuff. They roll a piece into an ice cream cone shape and just shove it into the heat tube etc.
For all the little holes they have reusable silicone plugs. They come in a million sizes and are slightly tapered like a wine bottle cork. It makes things fast and easy and yields a tidy border for perfect results.