safe to powdercoat ssr rims?
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safe to powdercoat ssr rims?
i read the thread on powdercoating aluminum/mag rims, couldnt find any info on what SSRs were made out of, just wondering if the heat prosess in powdercoating would hurt ssr gt1 rims at all
thanks for any info
thanks for any info
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powdercoat is fine.
my dad runs a powder coating company and U can do any rim even cast or any metal that will with stand 350 degrees. If u need more info of even the address. JUst e-mail me. And i will get u the info. Really good prices..... My second gen. suspention will be intialy done camelion blue to green...
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the shop is located in northeast pennslavia.
www.backyardpowdercoating.com is the site.....
www.backyardpowdercoating.com is the site.....
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New aluminum wheel (forged or casted) usually came finished with Powder Coating (either with color or clear coated). The heat during powder coating actually anneal the aluminum alloy and change the mechanical property, which make the wheel more ductile. Since manufacturer took into account with the annealing stage, the wheels are usually designed with very high factor of safety. Re-powder coat the wheel one time should not affect the strength of the wheel significantly unless you do it many times and overload the wheel above their designated load capacity.
That maybe different for some competition wheel since they are very lightweight and are designed with less safety factor.
That maybe different for some competition wheel since they are very lightweight and are designed with less safety factor.
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