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Rear spring shock plate

Started by bobfist, January 13, 2011, 05:57:47 PM

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bobfist

Hi!
where the rear spring shock plate on 69 chargers black or pure steel finish ?
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HOTROD

What the Hell-Dumass !

maxwellwedge

Quote from: bobfist on January 13, 2011, 05:57:47 PM
Hi!
where the rear spring shock plate on 69 chargers black or pure steel finish ?

Natural steel.

Just 6T9 CHGR

Chris' '69 Charger R/T


gtx6970

Quote from: maxwellwedge on January 13, 2011, 09:57:48 PM
Quote from: bobfist on January 13, 2011, 05:57:47 PM
Hi!
where the rear spring shock plate on 69 chargers black or pure steel finish ?

Natural steel.

agreed, most of the over the counter replacements were either black or dipped in cosmoline. I have a pair of the latter

bobfist

so im doing right if i do them looking like steel?

Ive seen some pictures there the rear drums are painted as cast iron and the inner rear brake shield are painted as bare metal.
Is that right?
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maxwellwedge

You are doing them right if you are leaving them bare steel. Doing them with some kind of bare steel paint is just "doing them".   :lol:

maxwellwedge

Quote from: bobfist on January 14, 2011, 12:57:13 PM
so im doing right if i do them looking like steel?

Ive seen some pictures there the rear drums are painted as cast iron and the inner rear brake shield are painted as bare metal.
Is that right?

Brake drums are bare steel as well. If the car had any kind of styled wheel the face of the drum received red paint......many photo's of the procedure on this site.

The brake backing plates were plated in zinc phosphate - although my friend Geno may argue that on his car...... :icon_smile_wink:

bobfist

hmmm how to paint it zinc phosphate ??? i was going to paint i bare steel...
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hemigeno

Quote from: maxwellwedge on January 14, 2011, 01:07:14 PM
The brake backing plates were plated in zinc phosphate - although my friend Geno may argue that on his car...... :icon_smile_wink:

:wave: :soapbox:


:lol:

maxwellwedge

What took you so long?     :lol:

hemigeno


bobfist

this is how my brakes came out.
Blackener solution the rear backing plate
and cast iron drum after sandblasting it



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charger2fast4u

what kind of solution is that soaked in to get the brake parts like that? ive never seen that done before. whats the difference between coating them like you did compaired to spray paint?

maxwellwedge

Looks a lot better than paint Bobfist   :2thumbs:

It looks similar to stuff I use on bare metal parts after bead blasting....I call it Quick Black.

The bead blast leaves the bare metal look too shiny.....A fast dunk in quick black makes it look like new fresh metal again. Tumbling the bare metal parts has a similar effect - unfortunatly I don't have a huge tumbler for the big stuff.


bobfist

Quote from: charger2fast4u on January 15, 2011, 10:25:44 PM
what kind of solution is that soaked in to get the brake parts like that? ive never seen that done before. whats the difference between coating them like you did compaired to spray paint?

Hi!

I use Eastwoods products a lot and this is one of their solutions, blackening
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Chris' '69 Charger R/T


bobfist

www.bobfist.com
Muscle Car Restorations & Reproduction
Sweden