I keep this on the jig tying board I am Mod on so thought I would also post it here for you guys since I just got the update. If any of you want a copy of this is Excel format just PM me your email address and I will send it to you.
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Here is the last I got from CSI on the cure INFO. I will leave it as a sticky for a little while so everyone can get this.
Updated 3/4/2010.

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Cure time and Temp for Powder Paint
Recommended Cure Times and Temps From CSI (Component Systems Inc.)
White*- 25 mins. @ 356F
Yellow Chartreuse* - 25 mins @ 356F
Green Chartreuse* -25 mins @ 356F
Blaze Orange* -25 mins @ 356F
Black*- 25 mins @ 356F
Hot Pink*- 25 mins @ 356F
Flame Red* -25 mins @ 356F
White Pearl- 15 mins @ 325F
Clear*- 25 mins @ 356F
Bright Green*- 25 mins @356F
Yellow*- 25 mins @ 356F
Red- 10 mins @ 400F
Purple*- 15 mins @ 356F
Glow Overcoat- 15 mins @ 375F
Brown* -25 mins @ 356F
Blue- 18 mins @ 375F
Silver- 15 mins @ 400F
Gold- 20 mins @ 375F
Watermelon Pepper15 mins @ 395F
Watermelon 15 mins @ 395F
Pumpkin Brown 16 mins @ 395F
Smoke* 25 mins @ 356F
Green Pumpkin* 25 mins @ 356F
Dark Watermelon* 25 mins @ 356F
June Bug Flake 15 mins @ 395F
Root Beer Flake 15 mins @ 395F
Watermelon Flake 15 mins @ 395F
Copperhead 15 mins @ 395F
Red Bug 15 mins @ 395F
Ruby Slipper 15 mins @ 395F
Baby Bass Green 15 mins @ 395F
Dragonfly 15 mins @ 395F
Pearl Pepper 15 mins @ 395F
Sapphire Blue 15 mins @ 395F
Black-Blue Flake 15 mins @ 395F
Glitter Topcoat Colors* 25 mins @ 356
All Standard Glow Colors- 15 min @ 375
Transparent Candy Colors* 25 mins @ 356F
Standard Glow Colors 15 mins @ 375F
Super Glow Colors* 26 mins @ 356F

* These colors may also be cured for 10 mins @ 392F..............
Curing @ higher temperatures increase possibility of excess paint running off, especially in multi-coat applications.

I just got this new cure time and temps from Component Systems/CS Coatings

Wouldn't the lead be a puddle say on a 1/16 or smaller? Just saying........

Lead melts at much higher temp so that is not a problem. However, on 1/32 jigheads I have experienced paint burning problems at temps over 350 degrees and times longer than 15 minutes. Gotta watch em or them little rascals will burn. Never had a problem on 1/16 and larger.

No melting and I use all sizes 1/80 oz to 1/4 oz. at the near 400F for 10 minutes now and it use to be 15 minutes and I did that for a long time. Never had any melt in the oven. I do change when doing white, silver and other colors that are not included in the fast option.

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Thanks!

Your welcome. Just trying to help people tying and they need to know the times and temps that are recommended.

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Thanks Skip. I gonna try that 400 degrees for 10 minute deal.

That may solve my paint burn problem. Only does it on white, chartreuse & orange. And, only a few of them....the rest turn out OK.

Hey fella's i use 300-- 1000+ lbs of powder a day at work.98% of all colors get cured for 18 min @ 385 degrees.Remember you are always dealing with part/metal temp.Not the temp of your over.So if i put a part in the oven it take a few min. for the part to get to temp.then the rest of the time to fully cure.