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Originally Posted by HobieMarty

I've always heard that if the powder coat gets chipped, then you have to re-powder coat the whole part again. Correct me if I am wrong.

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I have a great local powder coated, PowderTech-Plus in Orange Park. They use to be a Euro repair shop and built Porsche race cars, but they sent some 356 engine tin to a shop in California (this is when it was still a relatively new process) and it came back all warped (trunk monkey sand blasting most likely) so they researched the process, bought the equipment and built a oven to offer the option when doing engine rebuilds and suspension work. They have been doing my BMX bikes and components as well as wheels, suspension etc for the Porsches of mine since they started. I have not had any issues, but was around for the learning curves.








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