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I have a pair of Moog 6308 front coil springs that I installed not knowing the finish is incorrect for judging. I called Moog and spoke to Rick in tech. I asked him what coating is on the springs and he said a water base air dried black paint. Has anyone tried to remove this coating before you installed the coil springs.
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1966 Corvette Coupe L79 Mossport Green 1969 Camaro Z/28 Hugger Orange NCRS #22211 |
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is that like power coating
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Try a little mild paint stripper
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69 SS 350 convertible (in peices) 69 327 convertible (driver) |
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I think so. I tried sandblasting my Moog Springs, and it was a no go. That paint was harder than a hooker's heart.
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So how did you finally remove the coating from the coil springs.
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1966 Corvette Coupe L79 Mossport Green 1969 Camaro Z/28 Hugger Orange NCRS #22211 |
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i had the same problem there is a power coating company here in town and they have a process of removing the power coating
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Take them to any chrome plater and they can dip them and remove it with no problem..
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I believe those springs were dipped in black as I have used them many times . I used a commercial paint stripper to get most of it off . The blast cabinet took care of the rest .
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