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Old 04-15-2017, 07:01 AM
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I wondered about porosity...but not with aluminum, my prior experience was with a cast iron master cylinder.

How about some sort of high-build primer, followed by a few coats of paint? If you can use a two-part epoxy primer/paint combo it will "cure" from the catalytic reaction and should hold up against the brake fluid, which might soften and disolve a regular paint.

Maybe a few heavy coats of powder coating?

Tough issue, Bill. I ended up replacing mine in the end...but, it needed to be replaced anyway to get better braking. You may find it easier to work on off the car...this has been a tough build!

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