Clear Powder coating

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Lloyd,
are there any internal trans. components that will not indure the 400 degree temp. necessary to powder coat.If so can you sugest a coating that can be used insted to preserve a polished case appearance.

Thank You in advance
Vince

2/11/012:12 PM

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Lloyd Butfoy (Guest)

All the ZF's I have had powder coated had a full tear down, and just had the parts done that need it. I don't know of anyone who sent in a complete box. Powder coat needs a surface to stick to,thats why the bead or sand blast the parts first,if not it will flake and or chip off.I had a customer polish his side covers first then black powder coat to give the real gloss look, but
as I tryed to torque the nuts the paint came
chipping off,so he had to recoated and blast them.

2/12/0112:12 PM

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