Havent used a data pack yet. We tend to stick with industry standards for curing methods(all powders come with suggested curing times and temps). I cant say that i have ever had a failure, or any complaints sticking with this method and i have been doing this for a long time. No offense to you, or the company you work for, but i dont trust tiger drylac(bad experiences with thier powder). I try to stick with cardinal, dupont, and sherwin williams. The only other company i use extensively is prismacolor, and thats only for custom colors. We are fairly low tech, and we arent a big company,about 1.5 mill a year(this years is gonna be a record high). I try to stay away from motorcycle wheels unless they are spoked, i have heard similar horror stories and its just too muchg of a liability as far as im concerned. Cars on the other hand, i never turn anythign down, and ive never had any issues,
i didnt know you were a coater jamie.
forgot to say, we dont just shoot our wheels and such cold. they are cleaned and prepped, rolled in the oven to preaheat, and then i switch out my colors, by the time im ready to shoot the wheels(or whatever part) thay are already heated all the way through. This cuts our curing times down quite a bit.