Re: [Chrysler300] Suspension Clean Up

[xramkroozer@xxxx]

In a message dated 1/5/04 5:55:26 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
crossram@xxxx writes: 
> 
> Everything else (spindles; lower control arms; steering arms, strut bars,
> tie rods and all steering linkages) should be left "au naturel" - bare
> metal.
> 
> I have used Eastwood's "Nyalic" in the past with less than great result.
> Even though the parts were carefully bead-blasted to within an inch of their
> lives, and carefully covered in two or three coats of the Nyalic stuff, they
> did start to rust after a short time. I did talk to my local powdercoating
> shop, and alas, clear powdercoating is not available.
> 
> Not sure what I'll do with the next project. Maybe buy a few cans of clear
> Rust-Oleum and try that instead. Anyone out there have any comments or
> suggestions?
THE "NATURAL" BARE METAL PARTS CAN BE JET HOT "CERAMIC" COATED. IT'S THE 
COATING STREET RODDERS USE ON HEADERS. IT ALSO COMES IN A CAST IRON COLOR. IT 
WOULD BE A FOREVER SOLUTION. AFTER RESTORING 1 CAR YOU LEARN TO DO IT ONCE & DO 
IT RIGHT. STEVE ESTOK, TOMS RIVER, NJ


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