Question on Ultimate Chrome

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I'm going to doing a throttle body in Ultimate Chrome. The cure schedule says 350* for 15 minutes. Would it be possible to to cure at 325* or even 300* for say 30 minutes or so? The reason I ask, is because there are what look to be some seals around the butterfly shaft, that I cannot get out. I don't see any possible way of removing them .

Thanks in advance for the help.

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Re: Question on Ultimate Chrome

yes...this product is also overbake stable .....

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yes...this product is also overbake stable .....

HOT!

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Re: Question on Ultimate Chrome

yes...this product is also overbake stable .....

sweeeeeet

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Sounds like a sticky bun Hot and Sweet

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Sounds like a sticky bun Hot and Sweet

Does the king like sticky buns?

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For what it's worth-
I have baked a few ford throttle bodies up to 365 with no issues. I think the seals are silicon

Your mileage may vary-

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For what it's worth-
I have baked a few ford throttle bodies up to 365 with no issues. I think the seals are silicon

Your mileage may vary-

That's what I'm hoping for

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If it happens to be for an ls1 or ls6 car I have done them at 400 degrees with no problems

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If it happens to be for an ls1 or ls6 car I have done them at 400 degrees with no problems

Nope, this is for a Nissan. Off of an sr20ve (more of my own parts).

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Sounds like a sticky bun Hot and Sweet

Does the king like sticky buns?

Absolutely and anything else sweet :P

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Oh hell H-Dad, I can do better than that..............

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