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Originally Posted by xlint89
(Post 4859015)
Silly question.
Are your pullies aluminum or steel? If steel, I would guess powder is the way to go. I don't think you can anodize steel. Thanks! |
I went with powder coat on the new aluminum idler pulley that replaced the stock Mercury plastic one. I used candy blue powder and it matches really well. Look at the idler pulley bellow the heat exchanger.
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Originally Posted by bencini231
(Post 4859178)
I went with powder coat on the new aluminum idler pulley that replaced the stock Mercury plastic one. I used candy blue powder and it matches really well. Look at the idler pulley bellow the heat exchanger.
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Eddie had that one done in Nashville, but not sure where. I know Travis Powder Coating has the same candy blue, because I have a few other pieces they did for me that match the pulley. I would try them or Stewy's here locally.
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Thanks!
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Has anyone powder coated mercury 525 valve covers? Mine started peeling so I stripped them last season and left them raw aluminum. They look okay but I'm thinking about powder coating them blue if it will last. Maybe anodizing would be better?
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Look up the color illusion blue berg by Prismatic powders
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Originally Posted by Faster Daddy
(Post 4859976)
Look up the color illusion blue berg by Prismatic powders
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Can anyone confirm if powdercoating effects belt slippage?. I am in the same postition on a couple blower pullies
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Originally Posted by Brad Christy
(Post 4859017)
Xlint,
You are correct. Steel cannot be anodized. Didn’t even think to ask that question. Thanks. Brad. (937)545-8991 |
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