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Yes. I am talking about BOTH painting and powdercoating.-> In production I have found that there is usually outgassing that will occur along these welds causing bubbling to occur as the coating is geling in the oven. The gas or expanded air will pierce the coating leaving marking, and...

Mechanics rule of thumb, I am also a gear head... If it is air cooled, don't coat it~ temp matters a lot, if it is oil cooled~ coat it lightly, if it is coolant cooled~ coat it lightly. If it is cast Iron, it won't usually hurt, if it is aluminum it matters a lot, if it is steel it will be ok...

mwzephyr here. 1st post. 25 years in powdercoating ~ran a shop, painted, stripped- did my own work and trained painters, and ran production for all types of metal substrates. Also ran production wet paint lines, including robots, for OEM automotive parts suppliers to Toyota, Gm, and Mitsubishi...