Galipso
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- Aug 23, 2011
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Tampa,
Florida
I have everything torn apart in my engine bay and building a motor. I was wondering what things would be good to get powder coated, which things are terrible ideas to powder coated?
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id steer away from painting components as it will flake and not stand up to the high heat an engine bay has sometimes.I'm doing this same thing but not power coating just painting was wondering if anyone has pics of their painted intakes to give me a clue how it looks
There is. It's ceramic. You can get Teflon coated skirts as well. I've seen Pistons offered from some of the vendor sites that are already coated.
. Looks like you know what you're doing though and it's going to flow when it's all done. Good stuff!funny u mention that. I actually had a similar color powdercoat on my valve cover and 2 brackets already from years ago and this color was suppose to be a 'best match' but it didn't at all so I had the pieces blasted to get the old powder coat off and this new one go on so it matches throughout. Only trouble I might have now it to match this powder in paint for other accentsOnly thing I'd suggest is try to keep one whole color scheme throughout. Like maximum of 2 different colors to accent the rest of the car.

what other colors did you have in mind? I'd say if you kept the rest just neutral colors (black grey or silver) you cant go wrong and it'll look real clean with that purple, but who knows maybe you can experiment with some other colors and it'll look great