Anyone done this? I'm a bit worried around the temp the powder has to cure at which is 160 degrees but I should imagine the rack could get close to this temp anyway! So has anyone done it and had any problems?

i woulnt risk it. cant see it getting to that temp mate. there is plenty of air under there and circulation to keep it cool.

not something id do. maybe prime/paint but not powdercoat.

Anyone done this? I'm a bit worried around the temp the powder has to cure at which is 160 degrees but I should imagine the rack could get close to this temp anyway! So has anyone done it and had any problems?

Why bother???

Maybe just black hamerite it if you want it looking better..

i woulnt risk it. cant see it getting to that temp mate. there is plenty of air under there and circulation to keep it cool.

not something id do. maybe prime/paint but not powdercoat.

this is probably the route i will go.

Why bother???

Maybe just black hamerite it if you want it looking better..

just because i have full powder coating facilitys at my disposal so why not?

just because i have full powder coating facilitys at my disposal so why not?

Damn I'd do everything, wife, kids , mother in law etc etc

I've replaced a red one (due to accident damage).

Tempted to Hammerite my S3 rack before it goes on. Not that I'll ever see it again!

this is probably the route i will go.

just because i have full powder coating facilitys at my disposal so why not?

That's fair enough buddy, i would probably do the same then...

Tempted to Hammerite my S3 rack before it goes on. Not that I'll ever see it again!

That is what I did Rob and all the TT wishbones, Hubs, subframe etc. then every now and then recoat..

I had all my r32 stuff sandblasted and primed and then hammerited them all, altho i just jet washed the steering rack and painted it aswell

I have just done my quick rack with black/silver hammerite. I had to use the hammerite special metals primer on the ally bits before using the normal stuff