Your engine bay?
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From: PA
RE: Your engine bay?
I used Chassis Black paint & POR-15
Try this site
http://www.por15.com/PRODUCTS/PRIMER...3/Default.aspx
Try this site
http://www.por15.com/PRODUCTS/PRIMER...3/Default.aspx
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RE: Your engine bay?
How about Rustoleum Satin Black? Has anyone used it for the engine bay?
For some reason I cannot find Krylon semi-flat black anywhere so I went one step glossier with the satin and it looks good as well.
It seems to be very tough. I decided to media blast and satin black powder coat one of the pieces I had already painted satin black. It took forever to get the paint off compared to the original paint which came off easily.
For some reason I cannot find Krylon semi-flat black anywhere so I went one step glossier with the satin and it looks good as well.
It seems to be very tough. I decided to media blast and satin black powder coat one of the pieces I had already painted satin black. It took forever to get the paint off compared to the original paint which came off easily.
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Joined: May 2005
Posts: 540
From: Georgia
RE: Your engine bay?
ORIGINAL: Dan66
I'll second the Krylon semi-gloss, Glen. It's about as close to stock as you can get in a rattle can...
I'll second the Krylon semi-gloss, Glen. It's about as close to stock as you can get in a rattle can...
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RE: Your engine bay?
Ive used the Krylon semi flat black on my gas tank's top and it was very good looking. I may do the whole trunk like that. I already sanded it all out and primed it...
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