Need to paint my intake manifold.....how to do it right?
I had my intake blasted clean. Bare aluminum. Should I prime it with an etching primer before I paint it? Like you would an outdrive?? Same primer??
I'm going to go with a paint that looks like aluminum. Should look nice on my motor. |
I shot mine using a etching epoxy. The stuff actually has excellent filling capabilities. 4 coats would really fill those pores and smooth things out nicely. 6 hour wait time though before top coating.
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Powdercoat .... I did intakes and exhaust in silver.
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hey foul . . . .your on the right track . .i use the DP epoxy primer from PPG than a base coat of silver and top coat with dcu-2021.careful not to pick a silver thats bright. if you need a color # i can look at what i use on the streetrods and post it later. :cool:
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POWDERCOAT IT!!!!!!!!!!!
WE DO POWDERCOATING
856-228-3600 609-685-0128(CELL) ASK FOR NICK (SLICKNICK) TELL HIM YOU ARE FROM OFFSHORE ONLY |
Thanks guys.....but I don't really want to take the time and expense to powdercoat it. I'm on an ever tightening budget these days. I just wanna paint it so it doesn't flake off.
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Mike you should give them a call. Depending on their prices it may be cheaper than going out and buying the paint. If done correctly the results are better than paint.
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where the hell has slick nick been? I havn't seen him online months???
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Mike Call me, A good friend owns a powder coat shop. I will have it done for you. Will be around 10 to 25 bucks. He has plenty of sivers and a crome type.
Todd |
suppose you might be able to extent those prices to afew other people? i have some stuff I would love to get done!
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