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Re: How to: Ruin a perfectly good C10
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Originally Posted by 68Driver
Howdy,
My project is down to the frame right now and I'm within a month or so of pulling the trigger on whether to paint or powder?? How did you like the powder coat when you got your parts back? It looks very very nice. The word on the street is that powder is the way to go?? What are your thoughts? THanks..
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I like the powder for it's durability, buuuuuut, it is more expensive and impossible to touch up if you do manage to scratch or chip it. If I were doing a frame-off, I would go powder. Personal preference 
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Originally Posted by 67cheby
Looking good
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Thanks! We're getting there...
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