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    11/25/2016 9:53 AM  #1

    Chaplin
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    Painting over powder coating?

    I bought rear Cobra brakes for my car and the calipers are powder coated red.  I bought them when I was planning on painting my car black.  Now that my car is not black, I think I want either black or silver calipers.  Is it possible to paint over powder coat and have a lasting durable finish or would I be better off selling the red calipers and picking up a new set of black or silver powder coated calipers?

     

     

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