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11-29-2005 #1
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Remove black powdercoat from intake
I have bought a Kinsler intake and I do believe its powder coated. Now I want to remove the paint and polish it to chrome finish.
How do I get rid of the powder coat?
I really dont want to hear that I must do it mechanically ;)
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11-29-2005 #2
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When I powdercoated we used a solvent called aerocarb to remove the powdercoating from the hooks used to hold the items we were coating. It softens the coating up and then we just rinsed it off.
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11-29-2005 #3
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Tnx, will do some research and find out if its available in Sweden.
11-30-2005 #4
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Just use a hand torch and heat the powdercoating until it starts to bubble a little. Then bead blast it off. Works great. Trond
11-30-2005 #5
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Originally Posted by Hocky
This stuff is like a Carb Cleaner solution, and may be under a different name in your area.
1980 Z/28 383, Vortec heads, 2004R 342.1 powertrac
1971 Firebird on rotisserie
2006 Dodge Daytona Charger
"Torred" # 1988 of 2000
2013 Hot Wheels Edition 2 SS Camaro
"I'm Not a Gynecologist, but I'll Take a Look"
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