Subject	Powder coating springs won't hurt them.
Posted by	LitlElvis on March 20, 2014 at 1:55 PM
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In Reply To	Is it ok to do the springs? posted by Woody75 (Denver) on March 20, 2014 at 11:03 AM
Message	The temp would have to go above 600°F before there would be any problems with chrome silicon steel.
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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