Powder coated ss mesh

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In my search for ss mesh that isn't overpriced from an ecig vendor I came across mesh that had been powder coated. So, my question is: Has anyone ever tried using powder coated ss mesh rather oxidizing it? Ive found a high heat resistant powder coating material that is used in baking ovens and BBQ's but have yet to find woven mesh in required grades for genys with a high temp resistant powder coat. So lets start a brainstorm, question of the day: Would proper grade woven ss mesh powder coated with a high heat resistant coating be a viable substitute to oxidized ss mesh.
 
I would think that would just fill up the holes in the mesh and thus stop the capillary action.

That's a really good point.Powder coating needs a pretty thick layering to prevent peeling and on a 400 mesh the powder coat would just plug things up. But,for the sake of theory, lets say its a woven mesh grade where the powder coating doesn't fill up the holes and the capillary action still works.
 

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Then for the sake of theory, I probably still wouldn't do it because theoretically, the coil can still get hot enough to burn off the powdercoat.

From http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...scussion/20768-how-hot-does-atomizer-get.html

Faint Red 950-1050º F
Dark Red 1150-1250º F
Dark Cherry 1175-1275º F
Cherry Red 1300-1400º F
Bright Cherry 1475-1575º F
Dark Orange 1650-1750º F
Orange 1750-1850º F
Yellow 1800-1900º F
Yellow/white Over 2000º F

In comparison, the hottest I've seen burn off ovens get (ovens designed to burn off paint) is 900º F.
 

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