Well here is the main question.When I thought of Jet Hot coatings I almost always thought of exhaust components and maybe I was wrong in that assumption.

When I thought of powder coatings I always thought of everything else and again maybe I was wrong about that as well.

So here is the reason behind this question.I was thinking that I was going in the build up of my sub frame of my Astro van,that I was going to powder coat it the same color as the van.That would happen of course after I was done welding all the mods to it.I stated that on the Astro web site that I have been apart of for many,many yrs and the guys there almost all said that because of the hardness of powder coating it would chip easily,than rust,and was very hard to repair.Really not a great endorsement for power coating for a van with a intended use of a over the road tow van.

The Jet Hot coatings I read here is very durable and is repairable.Hummm??.

I have eliminated just painting the sub frame because of the road rash that I think might tear it up and return it back to the rusty pc I have now to clean up.

So what do you guys think I could use for durability on this sub frame that would out last my ownership of the van and I could get in the same color as the pic'ed link of the vendor trailer below??.

And how does Jet Hot Coatings compare to power coatings??.



http://i172.photobucket.com/albums/w...ilerCustom.jpg

As a side note-I was always told the Jet Hot Coatings/header wraps trapped moisture and promoted rust internally.Again that very well might be a misconception that was passed onto me.

Thank You for your advise.