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Old July 3rd 2006, 01:29
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How do I paint magnesium transmission cases?

How do I paint magnesium transmission cases? I've seen it done, but I'd like to get good information on how to/materials used/etc.
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Old July 8th 2006, 14:13
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Some Idea

I have used in the past Epoxy Primer. I work with helicopters so I get to work with all types of metals and use what protects them the best.
The stuff we use is great but I'm not sure whats avialable to you?
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Old July 8th 2006, 18:45
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How about sticking some in a quart can and sending over to good ole Kev!

What brand are you using?

Hey 70Ghia...how about more pics of your Ghias rear wheel/tire setup?

Damn! Hijacked my own thread...
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Old July 8th 2006, 22:03
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How do I paint magnesium transmission cases? I've seen it done, but I'd like to get good information on how to/materials used/etc.
I've used "House Of Kolor" brand paint products for years. They have several two part epoxy primers. The one I like the best is "KP-2CF" it works with magnesium. You can order it at www.hokpaint.com they ship in the US, or there may be a automotive paint store near you that carries it. PPG, BASF, Kirker, and other paint manufacturers make a "epoxy primer" also, but info on how to use them is not always on the can. HOK has tech info on the site to help.
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