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| glenneaux |
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This weekend i replaced my rocker cover gasket...
while it was off i painted my rocker cover "racing red" and flap disc'd the ridges on the cover down then sanded it with 1200 grit sand paper. {DESCRIPTION} I also went about paint stripping/sanding/polishing/clear coating my 16" ford "sports" rims (well i've done the rears and spare..). They came up really nice, just have to give the clear coat a buff and it'll be sweet. pic to come! 
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| Southy |
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hey looks neat! nice job
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| data_mine |
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What sort of paint did you use, high temp brake or engine enamel, or just some regular paint?
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| Timmeh |
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Great job. I should do that.
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| Leroy |
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i have been thinking about but dont know if i can be bothered to pull it all off to do it
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| glenneaux |
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{USERNAME} wrote: What sort of paint did you use, high temp brake or engine enamel, or just some regular paint?
I used VHT brake caliper/rotor/drum paint in racing red. Hopefully it should hold up okay, but failiing that i might pull it off and polish it/clear coat it if it turns s**t/i can be bothered 
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| data_mine |
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yeah, the VHT brake stuff will hold.
_________________ 1998 DL LTD in Sparkling Burgundy, daily, 302W, stereo, slow |
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| glenneaux |
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As promised.. an update.. these are the wheels
{DESCRIPTION} mates r34 gtt 4door in the background and a close up {DESCRIPTION} schmick! |
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| Disco Frank |
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well done looking good!
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| voxace |
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Nice work there dude.
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| TURBO_GHIA |
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now all you gotta do is clean ya engine bay it's filthy
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| glenneaux |
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{USERNAME} wrote: now all you gotta do is clean ya engine bay it's filthy
hehe yeah for sure. have already had a bad experience with water IN my engine/dizzy so kinda scared  ehehe but then again its not uncommon for me to have to drive on gravel roads :\
But yeah the rest of the engine bay lets it down
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| tomcolahan |
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{USERNAME} wrote: yeah, the VHT brake stuff will hold.
Wont hold on extractors though.. Actually, it did for about 2 seconds, then the whole lot went very smoky and smelly.
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| data_mine |
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So what does Pacemaker et. all use on extractors?
Did you let the paint dry according to instructions. And I beleive there's special instructions for extractors, like fire up engine, let it idle for x mins, turn it off, repeat, then it's set for good.
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| tomcolahan |
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I'd say they use the manifold paint, obviously not VHT, but something similar. There was a 40*C difference in the temp rating between manifold and rotor paint, and seeing as I had the rotor paint already, I thought I would give it a try, expecting that if anything, it may deteriorate over time quicker. But it was stuffed within 10 seconds of starting the car which was only idleing, so not even a chance to let it sit for 2 minutes. This was also painted over top of HPC coating, which had deteriorated in a few small spots.
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