Can booster and prop valve be powdercoated?
10-28-2004, 01:54 PM
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Car: 89 IROC-Z
Engine: 383
Transmission: 700R4
Can booster and prop valve be powdercoated?
I've been powdercoating a lot of my engine bad parts lately. They are coming out great. What I need to know is if baking the powder onto a brake booster will hurt the rubber seals/diaphragms inside? Also are there any rubber seals inside the proportioning valve to worry about? I think it's all metal but just want to make sure.
As an FYI I would be baking the booster under a heatlamp and not in an oven so it would minimize the heat absorption I think.
As an FYI I would be baking the booster under a heatlamp and not in an oven so it would minimize the heat absorption I think.
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