Fasco Epoxies Pure Graphite Powder Quart

Pure Graphite Powder Quart The Pure Graphite Powder Quart is described as a fine black dust similar to charcoal or charred wood. It is commonly used as a lubricant, for creating conductive paint, in experimental projects, and for patina on fired clay. One of the key features of this graphite powder is its fine grind, which makes it smooth and comparable to talcum powder. It is also stated that it does not contain any filler, and is pure graphite. Customers have found various uses for this product and have generally been satisfied with its performance. It has been successfully used as a lubricant, aiding in the removal of cooled metal from molds. It has also been mixed with black ink and applied via an airbrush for drawing and illustration purposes. Some customers have used it in combination with Smooth-on Onyx for urethane castings, achieving strong results. However, there have been a few limitations reported by customers. When used to create conductive paint, the resistance of the paint was found to be relatively high, reaching a maximum of 5 K Ohms. It may not be suitable for achieving lower resistance levels or precise conductive requirements. Additionally, some customers have found that the powder can be quite messy and may require caution when handling. In summary, the Pure Graphite Powder Quart is a versatile product that can be used for lubrication, conductive paint, experimental projects, and patina on fired clay. Its fine grind and lack of fillers make it smooth and pure. While it may not be ideal for achieving low resistance levels in conductive paint, it has proven to be effective in various other applications.