Subject	You might have a hard time putting the pin in, I would
Posted by	YlwPrlZTT on March 20, 2014 at 1:25 AM
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In Reply To	Just got my suspension powdercoated..... posted by Zsgetyoulaid on March 20, 2014 at 01:18 AM
Message	suggest trying to remove as much of the powder coating from it as possible in the least abrasive way. I've read that gasket remover works pretty well.
Follow Ups	Just got my suspension powdercoated..... - Zsgetyoulaid 01:18:04 03/20/14 You might have a hard time putting the pin in, I would - YlwPrlZTT 01:25:53 03/20/14 I have some brake cleaner on hand back home - Zsgetyoulaid 01:53:59 03/20/14 Brake cleaner isn't strong enough. Gasket remover eats paint (n/m) - ttsmokin 12:45:39 03/20/14 Aircraft paint stripper - Shiers69 14:42:41 03/20/14 Re: Just got my suspension powdercoated..... - DbestiZ1 08:46:59 03/20/14 Its collegeboys old setup - Zsgetyoulaid 10:06:01 03/20/14 Is it ok to do the springs? - Woody75 (Denver) 11:03:32 03/20/14 Re: Is it ok to do the springs? - Zsgetyoulaid 11:22:34 03/20/14 I wouldn't be surprised if the coating cracks on the springs - fuzzymonkey 11:58:43 03/20/14 If it's a single coat, and not laid on too thick, it should - black300zx 17:59:28 03/20/14 You can always have them redone. It's not very expensive (n/m) - Zsgetyoulaid 22:15:44 03/20/14 Powder coating springs won't hurt them. - LitlElvis 13:55:50 03/20/14 looks kinda weird with no contrast (n/m) - Antihero 19:36:13 03/20/14 agreed - Zsgetyoulaid 22:10:05 03/20/14 Pristine did mine. Being a one man shop he does take awhile - ShakaShaun(Denver) 20:30:51 03/20/14 I had my entire engine bay done by blue flame - Zsgetyoulaid 22:13:58 03/20/14
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