VHT paint suppliers?
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by 2LTR Rona » Tue Mar 27, 2007 11:22 pm
perfk wrote:ohmigod...
well you see - the hot pink was like a compromise, I wanted pink but that was the only one I could find online
but a baby pink would make me pretty much the happiest person on the planet
you guys reckon I could use regular paint without it bubbling or cracking?
What are you planing on painting firstly ?
Some parts could be done provided they are not exposed to excessive heat. If the parts / area being painted are exposed to heat then one possibility would be to look at using a standard paint with a clear of the VHT, providing its available over the top, its a long shot but is a possibility.
With any painting the key to a good finish is a dam good foundation to start with, so preparation is key & in my books no corner should be cut when this is done.
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by Pies » Wed Mar 28, 2007 9:37 am
go into total body shop, or premiere paints on parliment street. they will mix an engine enamel to what ever color you want. including baby pink
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by Mr Revhead » Thu Mar 29, 2007 9:02 am
the surge tank wont need hi temp paint.
even the valve cover maynot
even the valve cover maynot
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by Dell'Orto » Thu Mar 29, 2007 7:47 pm
Yeah, even on the exh side they dont really get that hot.
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by 2LTR Rona » Thu Mar 29, 2007 10:22 pm
perfk wrote:2LTR Rona wrote:What are you planing on painting firstly ?
rocker cover (excluding spark lead cover)
and maybe plenum - but not sure on that yet (blacktop 4age, if it matters)
you'll be fine with "standard" type paints....but the end result will only be as good as your prep
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by mr_monkey » Mon Apr 02, 2007 9:22 pm
Go to Pioneer Auto Parts
They are a Supplier of all VHT products for a mates work
They are a Supplier of all VHT products for a mates work
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