Wood Powder Painting

To guarantee adhesion between the dry powder coating and the surface of the MDF board, it must be dry, dust-free, and free of loose components (adhesive residues, etc.) before coating. Furthermore, controlling board moisture significantly influences the overall success and quality of the surface.

Powder coating has a variety of benefits compared to liquid coating which you can learn about here. One limitation that use to exist was being able to powder coat wood which use to be primarily due to temperature requirements that powder coating is cured at but advances in powder coating has helped to eliminate that problem. Now powder coating can be used with a variety of wood products including MDF, HDF, oak, and ash. This guide will cover critical things to consider when powder coating wood products.