Powder coating parts - throttle body?

[Rogue-AE95]

I'm pretty sure the intake manifold can withstand being powder coated since an IM doesn't get hot enough to affect the coating. And it's basically a lump of aluminum, no moving parts to worry about (except the plastic T-VIS plate on a bigport IM, which would be melted off). But what about the throttle body? If I strip that down to the basic housing with butterfly & shaft, would it be OK being subjected to the high temps necessary for getting powder coating? Are there bearings inside which would get cooked out?

[yoshimitsuspeed]

I'm not positive if there is anything that could be problematic or not but personally I would ceramic coat it. Ceramic is harder, more scratch resistant and it cleans super easy because of the hard low friction surface.http://matrixgarage.com/content/ceramic-coatings

[Rogue-AE95]

Interesting, I hadn't thought about that. I suppose it also rejects heat. Would this also benefit the intake manifold? Well, most of the heat the IM will get is through the head. I would need one of those polypropylene IM gaskets the Honda guys are able to pick up for their B series builds.

Does ceramic coating involve heating up the item getting coated?

Can anyone confirm whether the 4A-GE TB has bearings that would be affected by high temps due to getting powder coated?

[yoshimitsuspeed]

I have thermal barrier coatings and heat transfer coatings that actually conduct heat better than metal. I doubt it matters much on the intake.
I have ambient cure coatings and oven cure coatings. The intake would be fine with the ambient cure.