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metal erosion
- Thread starter Cambello
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Sounds like corrosion under the powdercoat. Most likely have to have the panels stripped and recoated. That's always a problem here in the states, especially with aluminum castings.
Cambello
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In the UK we throw Salt on the roads during winter and even the best of cars do the same, and that got me thinking,,,,,, would it be possible to send the panels to a Wheel master and have him coat them or even match them to the same shade as the wheels? Has this been done before? and does anyone have any pictures of how it turned out...
Chupaca
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Yeah..!!
many have had the supports powder coated to different colors. It is a good idea to have something done because once this starts under the coating it will continue. Salt as well as a lot of dampness can cause this especially if the coating has be scratched in some way...good luck..:thumbup:
many have had the supports powder coated to different colors. It is a good idea to have something done because once this starts under the coating it will continue. Salt as well as a lot of dampness can cause this especially if the coating has be scratched in some way...good luck..:thumbup:
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