C&L intake tube
#2
RE: C&L intake tube
I think it'd be a nice touch. You'd have to figure out a good way to primer it so that the paint wouldn't chip over time. Perhaps a body shop would do it for $50-100 for a painting and glossing it.
#3
RE: C&L intake tube
ORIGINAL: zanemoseley
I think it'd be a nice touch. You'd have to figure out a good way to primer it so that the paint wouldn't chip over time. Perhaps a body shop would do it for $50-100 for a painting and glossing it.
I think it'd be a nice touch. You'd have to figure out a good way to primer it so that the paint wouldn't chip over time. Perhaps a body shop would do it for $50-100 for a painting and glossing it.
#4
RE: C&L intake tube
ORIGINAL: 05 GT Black Magic
did anyone have the cast tube painted. i was thinking about doing it. what does everyone think any and all sugguestions are welcome.
did anyone have the cast tube painted. i was thinking about doing it. what does everyone think any and all sugguestions are welcome.
#7
RE: C&L intake tube
ORIGINAL: GT John
I had mine powder coated. Looks good and you never have to worry about grease or dirt getting in the pours of the metal.
Cost $25.
I had mine powder coated. Looks good and you never have to worry about grease or dirt getting in the pours of the metal.
Cost $25.
^^^ What he said ^^^
If you want to colormatch it to your vehicle, I would highly recommend powder coating over painting. Hatchman over at TMS has an ongoing thread on powder coated cam covers. Some of the folks in there have started doing other parts, including intake tubes. Plenty of pics in the thread.
#8
RE: C&L intake tube
Isn't poweder coating a process that must be applied to bare metal? I thought the metal was positively or negatively charged so that they would accept the powdercoat? It seems to me it would be weird on paint but I really don't know.
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