Re: [Chrysler300] powder coating
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Re: [Chrysler300] powder coating



Just my two cents worth. As for the heat retension, I am certainly no expert on how the plastic will insulate the block or the heads so I will remain silent on that.(Sorry, I know that was the question)

I have to say though, if you are indeed going for a stock appearance I think powder coating is a poor choice. In comparison to paint, it is hard to touch up if needed, it gives a really thick look even when applied sparingly, it's more costly, and what about color match? Also, when you paint an engine it is normally painted completely assembled similar to how the factory did it so how do you hide the gasket gaps on the heads, water pump, intake etc? Seems to me you would have dark lines and some exposed steel to corrode at the mating surfaces? (ie - head to deck)

I figure if you must powder-coat, leave it for the bumper brackets and the jack. That's just me though. Enjoy your 300 and good luck with whatever you choose to do.

Ryan.

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