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Originally Posted by trainwrex
ive heard powderocating has to heat the rims and may change the metallurgic properties of the rim. making them more fragile..
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+1 to that...
I've done 2 years of powdercoating at Capral Aluminium back in my uni days and the metal has to go thru 200-250C oven (round 10 min in there) therefore check what ur rims are made out of...what kinda alloy before you do it.
In terms of quality powdercoating is a heaps better than painting, lot more resistant to sun etc.