Does anyone has good experience with INSTA BLACK. better yet is anyone doing it---I will do my front coil springs
I've used it on coil springs and leaf springs. Best way to apply is dipping, but obviously that would get expensive. I hang the parts and use a spray bottle to get consistent coating.
https://www.epi.com/black-oxide/steel/room/insta-blak-333-gel/
Mr. Turner-- in your experience spraying it with 333 concentrate 1:9 solution will I get consistent colour or would U suggest to bite the bullet get an gallon and do submersion process--fact that that we never done it before I am somewhat afraid to end up with inferior results---your opinion please---we do very good job with parkerizing but I had BOB PERKINGS as mentor--thanks
Dipping will give the best results IMHO. Using the spray technique works pretty well also... I have done concours/thoroughbred level cars doing it that way.
Quote from: johnzajc@gmail.com on February 11, 2021, 05:57:56 PM
........--fact that that we never done it before I am somewhat afraid to end up with inferior results---your opinion please-..........
Trust the experience
If there is an issue its somewhat easy to carefully blast and redo. We often learn as much or more from our mistakes than from our successes ;) And sometimes discover better ways to do things
Also understand that once exposed to weather, it will rapidly rust once the oil in it dries out.
maybe a little T9 on it will preserve it with out harming the appearance ?
After rinsing, dry the parts completely. I use the ECS rpm product after and haven't had issues with rust.
PERKINGS is awesome!