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Post by captaincaveman on Apr 25, 2012 18:00:15 GMT 1
dropped some parts off today at the powder coaters.
Asked him just to blast the wheels and the exhaust he asked don't i want the exhaust powder coated to?
so what you think would it burn off?
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Post by twostroker on Apr 25, 2012 18:17:37 GMT 1
dropped some parts off today at the powder coaters. Asked him just to blast the wheels and the exhaust he asked don't i want the exhaust powder coated to? so what you think would it burn off? powdercoat will burn off the headers, stove enamal is what you need,failing that high temp aerosol  |
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Post by Shytalk on Apr 26, 2012 13:22:27 GMT 1
dropped some parts off today at the powder coaters. Asked him just to blast the wheels and the exhaust he asked don't i want the exhaust powder coated to? so what you think would it burn off? Not if its proper hi temp powder coating, I have had a few sets done and they are fine  |
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Post by DR650s on Apr 26, 2012 16:20:27 GMT 1
Does the thickness of the powercoat effect the performance of the exhaust?
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Post by Shytalk on Apr 26, 2012 19:47:40 GMT 1
Does the thickness of the powercoat effect the performance of the exhaust? No. |
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Post by thegroovyfox on Apr 28, 2012 22:49:45 GMT 1
Normal powder paint will burn off at about 260 deg C, we have a lot of powder painting at work, when we need to coat our heat exchangers that run directly of exhaust gasses at approx 650 deg c we have used a company called camcoat, very very hard finish and good for 1000 deg c, i have chrome allspeeds but if i has std pipes i would defo use these people.
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Post by peterlc2 on May 7, 2012 18:24:08 GMT 1
Hi i wouldnt mind getting my standard pipes powdercoated, where are they at and price too cheers Peter
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