Gotta love people not in the paint/refinishing game holding paint/refinishing knowledge as proprietary... Yet another reason not to buy Signature wheelsEspecially since they have been baked once already. Its not good to keep baking aluminum. The lower the temp, the better. Signature will not disclose what temps they use. They say it proprietary.
Nothing against signature. I am just reporting what is fact. The wheels are good and T is a good guy. But the powder coat fiasco is a serious issue that anyone who buys these wheels should be well aware of.Gotta love people not in the paint/refinishing game holding paint/refinishing knowledge as proprietary... Yet another reason not to buy Signature wheels
So what was the point of your post, in response to somebody expressing concern aboutNowhere in my posts did I say 200° C being safe. I simply stated what I’ve read and seen as bake temperatures for powder coating and what temperature one sees a dramatic decrease in material strength.
Gotta love people not in the paint/refinishing game holding paint/refinishing knowledge as proprietary... Yet another reason not to buy Signature wheels
Well, I would encourage you to go call any wheel company and ask them what baking temperature, time and process they use for their wheels. In fact, call Apple and ask them what it takes to make their M1 processing chip work or inquire with Amazon about infrastructure they use to manage customer orders.Gotta love people not in the paint/refinishing game holding paint/refinishing knowledge as proprietary... Yet another reason not to buy Signature wheels