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August 2016 12 ARCHITECTURAL POWDER COATER SPOTLIGHT 2016 Two companies highlight their recent architectural powder coating projects. 15 Update: Products used for architectural powder coating 2 Updates: Industry 6 Events 7 Suppliers 8 People 29 Markets 31 Product watch 32 Article index: Suggested reading Cover 3 Classifieds Cover 3 Advertiser's index 19 Coater's corner: How to turn dirty unexpected parts into profitable work and a good business relationship Chris McKinnon 22 Powder coatings clinic: Time-temperature-particle size cure window in powder coatings Marek W. Urban 24 Q & A: Responses to readers' questions George Trigg and Nick Liberto 27 Best of Pretreatment problem solver Brad B. Gruss Powder Coating (ISSN 1055-0259) is published 6 times a year in February, April, June, September, October, and December by CSC Publishing, Inc., 1155 Northland Dr., St. Paul, MN 55120. Periodical postage paid at St. Paul, Minn., and additional mailing office. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Powder Coating, 1155 Northland Dr., St. Paul, MN 55120.. This intricately cut sculpture was powder coated to add another dimension to the symbolic mes- sage of the artist's work. Created by sculptor Kate Raudenbush, this 27-foot-tall, three-story, bird- cage-like sculpture is named Altered States. The sculpture's modular pieces were sandblasted, chemically pretreated and washed, powder coated, and cured by Extreme Powder Coating. Read the full article "Durability drives use of powder coating for monumental sculpture" at www.pcoating.com. Photo courtesy of Extreme Powder Coating, New Windsor, NY; 845/561-0171. Visit our website at www.pcoating.com. 9 Film thickness gauges 10 Hooks and racks Special Sections 16 IMTS 2016, September 12-17, McCormick Place, Chicago, Ill. Show Preview Issue Focus: Architectural coating Troubleshooting Departments POWDER COATING