Cory,
I just had a set of wheels powdercoated and the balancing was no issue.
of course after the tires were mounted the wheels were balanced anyway so it
does't really matter. The guys at the powdercoat shop took care of all the
masking and prep work. They just asked me to remove any parts that may get
in the way or any lubricated parts. The powdercoat process involves baking
at 450 degrees. Grease turns to liquid that will get all over everything.
Hope this helps.
Bryan
----- Original Message -----
From: Cory Frost <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: V-MAX TECH LIST <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2000 12:44 PM
Subject: Powdercoating brake rotors
> Question...
>
> Thinking about having my front and rear brake rotors powdercoated a gloss
> black (cosmetic areas only... :P ). Is there anything I need to be aware
of?
> How do I prep this for the powdercoating company? What kind of tape do I
use
> to mask off the contact rotor areas? What about the threads? Is there a
> danger of messing the ballance of the wheel? Any info will be appreciated.
> Cory F.
>
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