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    We have all of our products powder coated. I also powder coat my frames and any parts for my cars. It is the best process I have found, there are many powder coaters out there just pick a good one. a lot of it is in the cleaning process, they can wash it or blast it. I prefer blasting it for cleanliness and adhesion.

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    AND.....
    one of the nice things about powder coat is the toughness.
    You dont get swirl marks when you wash or wipe off the
    part. Our Jeep has an aluminum body that was coated
    almost four years ago and it only shows the most aggressive
    scratches (tree branches dont scratch but rocks do). The
    frame powder coat is also great. We also had a Land Cruiser
    frame powder coated black recently and it looks great...it's a
    driver, not a show vehicle.

    There are powders intended for outdoor use (UV resistant) and
    for indoor use. Your application depends upon how much UV
    exposure that your car will get; probably either will work.

    For your welds, you might look at some that have been coated
    without putty....they dont look that bad if the weld is a clean
    one to begin with.

    mike in tucson

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