Subject	PC is pretty flexible if you keep the thickness down. I've
Posted by	black300zx on March 15, 2013 at 12:03 PM
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In Reply To	Im fairly unfamiliar with durability of pc'd parts posted by white22sky on March 14, 2013 at 08:12 PM
Message	powdercoated aluminum foil and crumpled it up w/o it flaking. As long as you get a good media blast finish on the springs, it will hold on fine. the springs don't move that much anyway.
Follow Ups	Should I powder coat my center throttle linkage assembly? - Terayonneo 17:44:20 03/14/13 I've seen pictures of it done including the springs. Sorry - PiotrC70 18:17:56 03/14/13 Do it, but do it correctly. - Whip 18:44:35 03/14/13 Why did you decide not to finish your TT? (n/m) - Boosted1 19:31:12 03/14/13 The project sat untouched for a while due to funds, kids, - Whip 20:10:33 03/14/13 I've powdercoated a few. Like Whip said - disassemble it - black300zx 19:52:36 03/14/13 Im fairly unfamiliar with durability of pc'd parts - white22sky 20:12:58 03/14/13 Re: black300zx - tacozzz 20:59:37 03/14/13 Nope - left the seals in place. I did a test run on a scrap - black300zx 12:05:59 03/15/13 PC is pretty flexible if you keep the thickness down. I've - black300zx 12:03:19 03/15/13 Hi Don! Shame you aren't PCing anymore....or are you? (n/m) - LJZTT 20:52:58 03/14/13 I think my condo HOA would frown upon it :) - black300zx 12:07:09 03/15/13 Awesome! Thanks guys! (n/m) - Terayonneo 21:12:55 03/14/13 looks a lot like mine: - FuerGrissa 21:25:49 03/14/13 Love the work you did, thanks again! - BigTDogg (MA) 10:33:17 03/15/13
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