Subject	Powdercoat.
Posted by	300zx300zx300zx on July 08, 2003 at 12:24 AM
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In Reply To	Anodizing or Powdercoating... posted by Chris(NJ) on July 07, 2003 at 11:21 PM
Message	Its way more durable than annodizing. If yo udo go with anno however, get the type 3 anno, its what the military uses on their weapons, only comes in olive drab and black, you're in luck.
Follow Ups	Anodizing or Powdercoating... - Chris(NJ) 23:21:57 07/07/03 Anodize them and you'll be happy. - SeedyROM 23:29:18 07/07/03 cool, thats what i wanted to hear,..thanks! :) (n/m) - Chris(NJ) 23:30:25 07/07/03 Powdercoat. - 300zx300zx300zx 00:24:14 07/08/03 Not against a wearing edge. No way in hell man. (n/m) - SeedyROM 00:59:09 07/08/03 where did you hear that? Annodizing is far better. - kayoz 08:42:02 07/08/03 You have it backwards dude. People PC their wheels, not anno (n/m) - 300zx300zx300zx 10:47:36 07/08/03 of course they do...it's cheaper and "ok" - kayoz 11:32:39 07/08/03 you have absolutely **NO** idea what you are talking about. - ni[X]it 11:15:09 07/08/03 Damn straight! (n/m) - SeedyROM 13:05:14 07/08/03 military weapons are NOT powdercoated - Steve Simmons 15:31:47 07/08/03 I don't think either will hold up after continued use, - Scotts94z32 00:35:26 07/08/03 For Hood Pins -- Anodize (n/m) - Rob.M 07:17:29 07/08/03 Are they steel or aluminum? You can't anodize steel (n/m) - Ron(HouTX) 08:36:29 07/08/03 its both actually. the plate seems to be alum, the pin and - Chris(NJ) 09:25:31 07/08/03 anodization (n/m) - Spee 08:37:22 07/08/03 AMS-2468e Hardcoat anodize; OR - ni[X]it 11:23:13 07/08/03 300zx300zx300zx says powdercoat, so answer is anodize (n/m) - yt nitram 14:26:47 07/08/03 honestly... i would find new hoodpins - AntiHero[Back In The Game] 15:05:04 07/08/03
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