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*bbomar* · 05-10-2006, 09:22 AM

This is for motorcycles, but I think it applies to powdercoats in general.

Andrews recommends washing with soap and water and protecting the powder coat with wax. Parts that are powder coated and not polished can be cleaned with a wheel cleaner that is listed as safe for clear-coated wheels. Any brake fluid that drips onto coated parts can be removed easily with alcohol. Also, never clean the parts while they are hot.

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bbomar Banned iTrader: (12) Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 27,791 Thanks: 612 Thanked 968 Times in 630 Posts	Re: Protecting and Preserving Powder Coat This is for motorcycles, but I think it applies to powdercoats in general. Andrews recommends washing with soap and water and protecting the powder coat with wax. Parts that are powder coated and not polished can be cleaned with a wheel cleaner that is listed as safe for clear-coated wheels. Any brake fluid that drips onto coated parts can be removed easily with alcohol. Also, never clean the parts while they are hot.