Powder Coating

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    #1 BetaMini, Jun 1, 2015
    Who has a good powder coating shop here around Columbus?

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    He has done a number of the groups wheels. I'm having him do mine this winter.
     
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    #6 BetaMini, Jun 21, 2015
    K, so FYI - I did my intercooler clamps. Definitely tape them off on the ends. Couldn't get them to clamp down correctly. The powder made them too thick. My first experience with powder coating. Bet you guys already knew this. :)
     
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    #7 caseydog, Jun 21, 2015
    Good tip. When powder coating anything that is size sensitive, you need to remember that powder coating adds size.

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