Powder Coated some hood hinges
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Just thought I would share some before and after photos of some 1955 Chevy hood hinges I just powder coated. The color is similar to Chassis Black. I sandblasted the parts before I coated them. They look better than brand new..
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I did powder coat the springs and no issues with them. Powder Coating is more flexible than paint. To check the durability of the coating, we powder coated a beer can and bent it and cushed it. The coating didn't crack or peal. Another test I did was I powder coated two 1/2" galvanized pipes about 1 foot long each. I beat the pipes together like drum sticks until they were dented and the coating was fine.
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I am going to powder coat a set of wheels for a friend of mine in the next couple days. He has a set of Foose wheels that he wants the centers powder coated gloss black. I will post some pics when I am done of before and after.
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