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Power coating will melt at high temps. Powder coating any exht components is questionable. If the temps exceed 400 degree it is likely the color will fade and worst case the paint burn off.

Look to Hot jet Coating it will not have any temp issues.

Julian,
Give me a call, you have my number in the RPT listing. There is a great Powder coating shop in Reno. Very cost effective and does great work. They will do all of the plasting, prep and painting. I used them for three car projects, very durable. The only problem is he runs the side project work in the back ground so not the fastest for turn arounds.

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