Elite Brake Company has added an cathodic electrostatic coating called DiamondCote to all of its remanufactured brake shoes.
The company claims the new process gives 400 percent better rust protection than industry standard remanufactured brake shoe paint, virtually eliminating the problems associated with rust-jacking, such as cracking of the lining.
This process involves 12 steps to insure that the brake shoe is completely clean and free of imperfections, and then uses a procedure which employs the particle-attracting property of electrostatic charges to coat the metal surface.
More info: www.elitebrake.com.
The company claims the new process gives 400 percent better rust protection than industry standard remanufactured brake shoe paint, virtually eliminating the problems associated with rust-jacking, such as cracking of the lining.
This process involves 12 steps to insure that the brake shoe is completely clean and free of imperfections, and then uses a procedure which employs the particle-attracting property of electrostatic charges to coat the metal surface.
More info: www.elitebrake.com.
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