Frame Preparation
Frame Preparation
I received a quote today of $0.60 cents per pound to have the frame on my 67 442 acid cleaned and hot dip galvanized... This would offer complete protection for the life of the car and in my opinion would look pretty sharp...
My concern is the hot dip process and the molten zinc flowing out every nook and cranny - I'm wondering if anyone on here has gone through the process and has any pros/cons to the process...
My concern is the hot dip process and the molten zinc flowing out every nook and cranny - I'm wondering if anyone on here has gone through the process and has any pros/cons to the process...
I have 650 bucks in my frame, including 300 for epoxy primer/catalyst and paint. I dont plan to live forever so I dont need the frame to last forever. It made it this far with a very thin coat of paint, it will be fine with a coat of epoxy primer and paint.
Also, wasn't the delorean in B2tF stainless.. Might need it for time travel~!
I received a quote today of $0.60 cents per pound to have the frame on my 67 442 acid cleaned and hot dip galvanized... This would offer complete protection for the life of the car and in my opinion would look pretty sharp...
My concern is the hot dip process and the molten zinc flowing out every nook and cranny - I'm wondering if anyone on here has gone through the process and has any pros/cons to the process...
My concern is the hot dip process and the molten zinc flowing out every nook and cranny - I'm wondering if anyone on here has gone through the process and has any pros/cons to the process...
The nice thing about the galvanizing is that it will coat the inside of the box sections. Powder coat does not. I'm just not sure I care for the galvanized look. Also, you'll likely need to re-tap any threaded holes after the hot dip. Fortunately, there aren't that many.
Thanks for the feedback!
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