Painting/Powdercoating throttles?
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Painting/Powdercoating throttles?
I was wanting to update the look of my dash in my 93 27' fountain fever. It has a black throttle and drive selector lever. Has anyone tried to paint or powdercoat their stock levers?
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Those levers turned out nice! What about the base plate? It seem to be plastic? Can you powdercoat plastic?
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Cool thanks for the input guys. I will go ahead and have mine powdercoated, should save me a few bucks!!
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but you do have to take them apart,remove all springs and check balls ,rubber stops and neutral switches
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I always have stuff powdercoated clear on top as well, another thing that I have found works well is to "clear" powdercoat overtop of polished aluminum, it protects it from yellowing or oxidizing and protects it from gas, or chemicals as well
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Throttles Powder Coated
I had my throttles, shifters and bunch of other things powder coated over the summer. Find a good quality powdercoater, I had a couple of pieces done twice because I didn't like the finish from the first powdercoater and he took 6 weeks. I have a thread coming soon on my new cockpit.