Krylon Dull Aluminum seems to be the best match but it's not rated for high heat is it? Also questioning this because i don't know if i need to use high heat primer as well on these parts?
Brian
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Do you need high heat paint on motor side covers and starter
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Do you need high heat paint on motor side covers and sta
No need for hi temp on the side covers..lm
big-b wrote:Krylon Dull Aluminum seems to be the best match but it's not rated for high heat is it? Also questioning this because i don't know if i need to use high heat primer as well on these parts?
Brian
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LOUD MOUSE
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Re: Do you need high heat paint on motor side covers and sta
What about on the engine cases them selves? Also, do you need to use a self etching primer on covers and/ or engine cases?
LOUD MOUSE wrote:No need for hi temp on the side covers..lm
big-b wrote:Krylon Dull Aluminum seems to be the best match but it's not rated for high heat is it? Also questioning this because i don't know if i need to use high heat primer as well on these parts?
Brian
i bought a sandblasting cabnet disassembled my 305 engine blasted it clean put cases in a part cleaning tank then used brake clean to hose down engine cases anr used compressed air to blow off cases and all oil galleys then i powdercoated engine cases cylinder,cylinder head and covers a dull silver. engine looks great have a pic on my 63 dream come true restortation project under busaken
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