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Thanks for the info Joe, I will look him up.Did you powder coat after the disc were trued or before?CheersJim
I also want to know this and I'm also going to get them powder coated. Is "grind" a service a rotor turning place provides? What should one expect to pay to get the rotors powder coated and ground?I understand it will vary, but just an approximateidea would be good.Looking forwars to more pics!
My LM2 front disc carriers have 'Minimum 5.8mm' stamped on them.Just gone to stainless all round as the fronts were at minimum thickness and warped.
FYI powder coat is not impervious to brake fluid. I'm just hoping it cleans up easier than paint.
I hope youre going to go with anodized pistons jim?
I try to completely clean them. Get some carb cleaner or a dab of paint stripper on it and see if you can coax it out with a wire brush.There is special silicone tape made for powder coating. It stands up to the temp and doesn't gassify into the oven. It comes in two flavors -- green and orange. I've tried to beat their prices by using other kinds of tape and they just don't work. They either shrink, burn, or permanently adhere to the part.There are also silicone plugs made to mask studs and holes. If you need to protect features on parts, a selection kit of these is invaluable. I buy kits of a dozen or so sizes of innies and outies. They save a lot of time and cussing.