of about 7 min at an oven temperature of 400 u00b0 f is adequate for the drying step after the parts have been dried the surfaces of the metal parts have applied thereto a dielectric base coating adequate to provide a thickness of about 0 4 to about 0 6 mils when measured dry in a particular example the base coating paint was gray and had a viscosity of 15 16 secs at 80 u00b0 f with a 3 zahn cup the base coating was cured on the metal part for about 18 minutes at 325 u00b0 f thereafter the base coated metal part was coated with an electrostatic dissipative paint to a thickness of about 0 7 to about 0 9 mils measured dry in a particular example the electrostatic dissipative paint was black with non flaking carbon impregnated and having a viscosity of about 18 secs at 80 u00b0 f with a 3 zahn cup the metal part coated with the electrostatic dissipative paint was cured for about 18 min at 325 u00b0 f in fig2 there is illustrated in cross section a section of one of the steel parts or sheet which form the cabinet drawers or shelves and has the aforesaid coatings applied thereto it will be noted that the coatings are applied to both surfaces of the steel part directly on the surface of the steel part is applied the dielectric coating described above on top of the dielectric coating is applied the electrostatic dissipative coating described above an example of.