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    Default 06-05-2013
    Does anyone know if you can use regular powder caoting on calipers or must it be hi temp powder

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    regular powder coat will typically hold up unless it's not been done correctly.
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    Default 06-05-2013
    Example: The old Logan.

    Did my "powdercoated" caliper brackets.

    The paint just rubbed off.
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    Blueguy what? lolo don't get it
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