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Discuss Changing color in the PERFORMANCE & MODIFICATION GARAGE forums; Time to finish blacking out the 05 RT. Everything is taken care of except the springs on the front shocks. ...
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09-23-2008, 08:25 PM
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 | Changing color Time to finish blacking out the 05 RT. Everything is taken care of except the springs on the front shocks. I'm wondering if I should spray and clear them or just take them to Perfection Powder Coating in the city? I'm concerned the powder coating won't adhere with the springs compressing and expanding. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.  |
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09-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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| Re: Changing color I believe springs are powder coated to begin with arnt they? you could also pick up some spay paint in rattle can that has ceramic in it and it is harder like a powder coat, but does not have to be put into a oven, and is WAY cheaper, that might be your best choice. Just my two cents |
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