 Question about the powder coating on my car's spindles |
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| RoadGlue |
 Aug 30 2022, 02:56 PM
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Just got the batch of powder coated suspension parts I was hoping to have ready in time to make it to the Oregon West Coast Ramble! Long story short - they got the parts later than I'd hoped and then it took them two months to turn it around.
Everything looks good, except I'd asked them to not coat this surface outlined below. Will I need to grind/remove any of this off that face? I'm just not sure if this really affects anything at the end of the day, but I'd like to be sure.  I'm curious because the original surface is unpainted and machined from the factory:  Thanks in advance! Randy Attached image(s) 
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