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#477569 12/02/2008 11:14 AM
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Im thinking of having my Aluminum Edlebrock valve covers done in anodized powdercoat, Any thoughts or pics..?
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What's that?
I thought anodizing was the formation of a hard protective aluminum oxide.
And powdercoating was the baking on of a plastic coat applied electrostaticly as a powder.

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Grigg is technically correct but I think SW Radial is referring to the aluminum colored finish that some powder coaters offer. I've seen it on some Rods and I sort of like it.
Almost looks like a ceramic coating to me, at least the color I'm familiar with.


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was at the easyriders show in columbus this year and a powder coater was there,i know what your talking about i agree with 53 moneypit i sortado also.i saw some stock pulleys from a sbc that they powder coated chrome then put a clear over.i 100% fell in love with them ,totaly different look than chrome or billet.lady said about $20.00 a pulley to pull off the look .its something i'm considering.i say if you like it go for itbuild it for you.................dave


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Sorry Gents I should have been more specific....but ya got what I was meaning, Im looking at the powdercoat that RESEMBLES anodized aluminum but has look all its own.
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Anodizing can be clear or opaque. It is a treatment process.


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http://picasaweb.google.com/ChrisAurit/ItSChrisGreenTruck#5276275072569724274

Although I ended up going a different route, I did these alternator and p/s brackets with the handy-dandy $99 Eastwood powdercoat kit and an old countertop pizza oven. It was a two layer process, but it ended up looking pretty darn good. I really love the gun; anything I could fit in the oven got powdercoated.

There's also an Eastwood forum where people post the pictures of the stuff they've powdercoated at home. It's pretty impressive.


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