Mike The Powdercoater Strikes Again!!
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Rule #2: See Rule #1!
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I'm using old threads on the same subject that Im currently wanting to learn about
and people have the time to give me grief about using an old thread.........
I just spoke to a Corvette friend in Nashville who said he's had several sets
of Z06 Calipers Powdercoated where they left ALL the seals and guts intact
and the heat of the oven didnt hurt the OE Rubber Parts....
He had drained the fluid and plug the misc holes.
and people have the time to give me grief about using an old thread.........
I just spoke to a Corvette friend in Nashville who said he's had several sets
of Z06 Calipers Powdercoated where they left ALL the seals and guts intact
and the heat of the oven didnt hurt the OE Rubber Parts....
He had drained the fluid and plug the misc holes.
I used to do some powder coating, mostly on motorcycle and other odd parts. I've forgotten a lot of it, but I wouldn't PC anything that had any plastic or rubber parts still present. Critical holes are plugged off.
Aside from that it isn't a big deal. I was going to do my own calipers a few years ago, but the thought of all the work involved of removing and stripping the calipers gave me a headache, so I made some Margaritas and called it a day.
I had my buddy paint them last year, no regrets.
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I'm using old threads on the same subject that Im currently wanting to learn about
and people have the time to give me grief about using an old thread.........
I just spoke to a Corvette friend in Nashville who said he's had several sets
of Z06 Calipers Powdercoated where they left ALL the seals and guts intact
and the heat of the oven didnt hurt the OE Rubber Parts....
He had drained the fluid and plug the misc holes.
and people have the time to give me grief about using an old thread.........
I just spoke to a Corvette friend in Nashville who said he's had several sets
of Z06 Calipers Powdercoated where they left ALL the seals and guts intact
and the heat of the oven didnt hurt the OE Rubber Parts....
He had drained the fluid and plug the misc holes.
Last edited by Boostedsvt; 03-24-2019 at 08:45 AM.
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2023 C6 of the Year Finalist - Modified
2022 C6 of the Year Finalist - Modified
Nobodies going to agree with this next paragraph.......................
My Nashville Corvette friend Kelly............told me has had several C6 Z06/Grandsport
calipers Powder Coated LEAVING the Seals and Pistons Installed....
without Issue......
Ordering 2" High Temp Tape to cover Seals and Pistons
So far Ive removed the bleeders, the crossover tube and starting to take out those TORX headed Pin ???
I was going to plug bleeders, cross over holes and hose block threads with metric bolts.......(if I can find)
Chuck Auburn, WA
My Nashville Corvette friend Kelly............told me has had several C6 Z06/Grandsport
calipers Powder Coated LEAVING the Seals and Pistons Installed....
without Issue......
Ordering 2" High Temp Tape to cover Seals and Pistons
So far Ive removed the bleeders, the crossover tube and starting to take out those TORX headed Pin ???
I was going to plug bleeders, cross over holes and hose block threads with metric bolts.......(if I can find)
Chuck Auburn, WA