rottenralph
29th January 2005, 19:30
Just wondering if powder coat is flexible enough to stay on springs if they are powdercoated. My original progressive springs were black and I wondered if that was powdercoat? Let me know guys and gals.
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View Full Version : Will powder coat stick and stay on shock springs? rottenralph 29th January 2005, 19:30 Just wondering if powder coat is flexible enough to stay on springs if they are powdercoated. My original progressive springs were black and I wondered if that was powdercoat? Let me know guys and gals. Broncodog 29th January 2005, 19:39 Yep powder coating will hold up fine on springs. Many places offer it that way, should look real nice when yer done. :wonderlan Mr Davo 17th February 2005, 22:45 Why doesnt it crack? sportster883r 21st February 2005, 19:19 The powder coat does not crack because its more of a plastic than a paint and is many times more flexable than paint. Most coil springs on cars, atvs, motorcycles are powder coated. Hope this helps. SportsterBart 21st February 2005, 20:17 Wouldn't the chrome have to be sandblasted first? Bart Broncodog 21st February 2005, 20:21 Yep chrome would have to be blasted off first HD1200R 22nd February 2005, 09:35 i think they can coat over chrome also. Don't hold me to my word though. I'll have to research it again. |