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> Powder coating, How tough to remove?
Pat Garvey
post Jun 20 2011, 04:20 PM
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Most of you know how negative I've been about powder coating. Well, I dipped my toe in the water & bought some very nice early intake plenums that had been powder coated. Apparently the coating wore off in several places during shipment (packed in paper). They're nice, but they will need to be refinished.

Questions here are:
How difficult is powder coating to remove?
Can it readily be painted over? If so, suggested process?

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stugray
post Jun 20 2011, 05:47 PM
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I just stripped ALL of the original paint from my engine tins using a product that you can get from Home depot.

It is called Industrial Purple parts cleaner.
It comes in a 5 gallon box/bucket for ~$35.
You are supposed to dilute it with water, but I used it straight, and I mean it cleaned the engine tins to bare metal.

The problem here is that you cannot use it with aluminum parts or it will etch the aluminum (maybe not so bad for intake manifolds ;-)

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