and I always thought being a professional or expert just meant that you have made all of the mistakes and learned from them. Or that is what I tell my staff... I've just made more mistakes than them LOL.
Powder coating. Have to step up my game to keep up.
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expert break it down Ex= has been Spurt=drip under pressure
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So can the brake calipers be powder coated? If so what is the bake temp that is OK for them.
I saw a set of powder coated lime squeeze from cycle springs.. Oh I want to do that.
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So can the brake calipers be powder coated? If so what is the bake temp that is OK for them.
I saw a set of powder coated lime squeeze from cycle springs.. Oh I want to do that.
They sure can... 400-425 depending on the powder.
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Holly cow. Finally found some ceramic paint to paint engine parts with. Crap is expensive. $120 for 1 quart. Interesting process.
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So can the brake calipers be powder coated? If so what is the bake temp that is OK for them.
I saw a set of powder coated lime squeeze from cycle springs.. Oh I want to do that.
Like @ericastar76 said, calipers can absolutely be powdercoated. The calipers do not get that hot while driving actually and the powdercoat, once baked, can take the temperature pretty easy. We did Erica's and they look great! It is a little more work than just painting them though, since we completely disassemble the caliper when we do it, powdercoat them and then have to build the caliper back up. That extra work is worth it though as the powdercoat will hold up over time much better than paint and definitely makes them stand out.
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Shoot an email over to Angie and she knows the pricing and also can get an order going for you - Angie@ddmworks.com.
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Getting better! Upgrade going in this week!
