can boxxer lowers be powdercoated?, ive heard the warp in the oven 
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PostPosted: Thu 13/Nov/08 4:04pm    Post subject: Powder Coating Boxxer Lowers Reply with quote Report Abuse
can boxxer lowers be powdercoated?, ive heard the warp in the oven
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Ok ok, its been said many times before, the process of powder coating requires reasonably high temperatures, it wont melt the lowers, but it will be enough to melt the rubber and plastic bits inside. Get them painted.
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Just spray on some Ano....
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so powdercoating them would be sweet if its just straight lowerz
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PostPosted: Thu 13/Nov/08 8:25pm    Post subject: Reply with quote Report Abuse
GTryda wrote:
so powdercoating them would be sweet if its just straight lowerz



you would have to also remove the bushs(sp?) from the lowers as they will not like the heat.
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