Powder coating non-stick baking question

[Curtism1]

I've searched the forum and haven't found anything on my question.

I'm fairly new to casting and powder coating and still learning. I have used both non-stick aluminum foil and parchment paper to bake on powder coating and both work ok, but I have a question if anyone has ever used a car wax on the baking sheet to prevent sticking versus foil or parchment paper. I set the bullets up not touching each other to bake. This would be easy to apply and already available in the garage.

 

[mdi]

A lot of us use "non-stick" aluminum foil (one side of the foil is "regular" and the other side, the shiny side is non stick). Some use parchment paper. I think auto wax on a baking sheet at 400 degrees would smoke or stink and leave a gooey mess on the pan...

 

[Hooda Thunkit]

I know a way to test the wax.

Get a torch, go out to your wife's car.....

 

[BC17A]

Best and easiest option is to use silicone baking mats and forget about all the other greasy kid's stuff.

 

[troy fairweather]

I use foil, if they do ever stick then you have a thin gas check lol.

 

[Jesse Heywood]

I know a way to test the wax.
Get a torch, go out to your wife's car.....

That only works if she waxes the car, I assume!