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Acrylic Urethane or Powder Coat
I'm presently restoring a Classic automobile and throughout the restoring I've sent many parts for electroplating (8 microns zinc with yellow chromate). However, I now decided have some parts painted rather than plated.
My question is: Can I paint right over the plated parts with an acrylic urethane from PPG. I have a concern on adhesion. Would you think that a primer would be required, or can I get away with paint only.
or
Would powder coating them be a better way to go.
Any info will be much appreciated.
Mike Coussa- Dorval, Canada
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