Air Cleaner Restoration finished!
10-07-2005, 01:59 AM
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RE: Air Cleaner Restoration finished!
I wish I had a before picture, but unfortunately I dont.
Just imagine an original air cleaner that had the paint worn off, had tons of rust and then was just painted over without any prep work.
The main problem I had was keeping the dust off of the paint while it was drying. Along with a little orange peel that comes naturally with a good coat of rattle can paint, that's really the only defect I can see on it. Hopefully when I get the valve covers painted, I'll put them on the engine and snap some pics.
Just imagine an original air cleaner that had the paint worn off, had tons of rust and then was just painted over without any prep work.
The main problem I had was keeping the dust off of the paint while it was drying. Along with a little orange peel that comes naturally with a good coat of rattle can paint, that's really the only defect I can see on it. Hopefully when I get the valve covers painted, I'll put them on the engine and snap some pics.
10-07-2005, 02:08 AM
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RE: Air Cleaner Restoration finished!
How about 50 bucks for some new replica concourse valve covers?
http://www.paddockparts.com/Paddock/...61154AEF685233
http://www.paddockparts.com/Paddock/...61154AEF685233
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