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Re: powdercoating question



> > What is the best way to paint an engine block?  My donor motor is very
> > rusty and I can imagine that using high temp paint would deteriorate
> > quickly.  Best to powdercoat?  Apparently the local powdercoating shop
> > doesn't do silver.  anybody know who does or if there is another option?
> 
> Now Mark come on-
> 
> Last weekend you had the Powder Coating King - Mister Huw "If I can take it
> off and clean it up then I'm powdercoating it Yellow" Powell at your place
> for almost a whole day and you didn't get the info from him!!
> 
> Shame Shame

Clarification... I had previously told Marc that the "high temp" powder
coat was only available in black.  This would be the exhaust manifold
type stuff, finishes curing on the part when hot.  Regular powder
coating should work fine on the block though, since it's going to see
what, 300 degrees F maybe at the most?  A little heat soak up by the
head maybe.  the parts that are yellow and bolted to my block don't seem
to be suffering at all.  Of course Marc is going to be cramming a few
more HP through that block of his...

> 
> Tim
> 
> "Huw betcha can't wait to get those motor mounts from Atlantic so you can
> powdercoat those yellow too!!"

when I put in the current set (the mushy ones!) I got to install the
yellow brackets I have had waiting for some time.  with stainless
hardware, of course.  Anyone know if there is a 12 step program for
this?

-- 
Huw Powell

http://www.humanspeakers.com/audi/

82 Audi Coupe - the only part that isn't yellow is the body... waiting
on $$$$!