Baking the calipers...
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...94% correct.
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Baking the calipers...
I want to paint my new calipers...we have an awesome enamel paint at work that would stick to teflon and looks like powdercoating that I want to use but it's heat activated. Has to be heated to 175*f for thirty minutes to cure.
The calipers are new...no pads and no fluid. Could the innards, though, stand up to half an hour of 175*f?
The calipers are new...no pads and no fluid. Could the innards, though, stand up to half an hour of 175*f?
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Are you experienced?
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The only thing to worry about would be the rubber seals. I did a quick search on the net, it looks like the melting point of rubber would be between 120-175 degrees Celsius on average. I would assume it depends on the rubber used.
120*C would equal 248*F. Assuming you bake them at a steady 175*F you should be safe.
120*C would equal 248*F. Assuming you bake them at a steady 175*F you should be safe.
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