Tips for cleaning up parts?

vrracing · 03-06-2012, 07:03 PM

For your suspension components you might try Duplicolor Brake Caliper Paint or their wheel coatings. We have the red caliper paint on our calipers and after many years they still look great.

You might call ahead to the powder coaters and see if they can do it while you wait. Explain your situation and they might be accomodating. It doesnt take very long and since they cook it for 10 minutes or so you dont have to wait for it to dry, just cool down! If they wont do that they may be willing to sandblast the parts for you while you wait and then you can take them "home" to duplicolor them.

03-06-2012, 07:03 PM	#3
vrracing Rotating Assembly Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: TX Posts: 102 Rep Power: 17	For your suspension components you might try Duplicolor Brake Caliper Paint or their wheel coatings. We have the red caliper paint on our calipers and after many years they still look great. You might call ahead to the powder coaters and see if they can do it while you wait. Explain your situation and they might be accomodating. It doesnt take very long and since they cook it for 10 minutes or so you dont have to wait for it to dry, just cool down! If they wont do that they may be willing to sandblast the parts for you while you wait and then you can take them "home" to duplicolor them. __________________ 90 S5 Vert. JDM Tii with BNR Stage1 turbo. Pineapple Racing street port. Bonez cat-forward. Corksport cat-back with Vibrant UltraQuiet resonator. RTek 2 wZeitronix w/b. HKS EBC. Vis CF Tii hood. 3000GT wing. Ground Control coilover kit with KYB AGX shocks. Red and Black leather RX8 seats. Corksport Odura lip & bumper caps, OEM Tii skirts