15% off powder coated calipers at The Powder Pro
11-17-2009, 10:54 PM
#1
15% off powder coated calipers at The Powder Pro Hi, remember me
Its winter time, so time for the first powder coating special here at The Powder Pro
https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsor-s...l#post12514808
Tear them off and send them in folks, or get in line for the one set I have for exchanges!
PM or call 847-561-4361 anytime.
Thanks!
Sean
Its winter time, so time for the first powder coating special here at The Powder Pro
https://ls1tech.com/forums/sponsor-s...l#post12514808
Tear them off and send them in folks, or get in line for the one set I have for exchanges!
PM or call 847-561-4361 anytime.
Thanks!
Sean
11-18-2009, 04:24 PM
#6
LOL yeah Mike, I'm alive. Car stuff isn't my bread and butter in the warmer months when everybody is cruising and racing..LOTS of motorcyle parts and production work from the various machine shops and what not I work with in the summer for me.
11-18-2009, 09:55 PM
#7
I was wondering where you've been...this man does great work, seen (in a crappy pic) here:
These things have held up great over the last year, including me stripping out the banjo bolt threads in the caliper itself (had to heli-coil it), jacking up reinstalling the dust boots, and thus having to rebuild the calipers again a few weeks ago. Even after all of that, they don't show any wear, tear, or abuse.
These things have held up great over the last year, including me stripping out the banjo bolt threads in the caliper itself (had to heli-coil it), jacking up reinstalling the dust boots, and thus having to rebuild the calipers again a few weeks ago. Even after all of that, they don't show any wear, tear, or abuse.
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11-21-2009, 04:27 PM
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Another happy customer here, great guy and great product:
Sean, can you PM me a quote to powdercoat a strut tower brace either pewter if you can match it, or black? Thanks
-Mike
Sean, can you PM me a quote to powdercoat a strut tower brace either pewter if you can match it, or black? Thanks
-Mike
I could pull that off you know 
11-22-2009, 06:14 PM
#17
I remove the seals/boots, etc prior to coating. Answer is yes, they would take the heat and not be bothered, but it takes me 30 seconds to totally dissasemble a caliper, wouldn't make sense to try and mask around the pistons and boots,etc. Also allows me to flush out the caliper and bores with some brake cleaner also so the caliper is nice and clean when I re-assemble and lube it.
