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I noticed on the can this stuff is made exclusively for Snyder's. Have anybody noticed how well it holds up to gas once it's cured? I wish they made it in black..
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The can of Snyder's engine green is the same paint I use, and after it dries it stands up to gas just fine.Comment
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That's what he said.png "roll eyes")
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I use Plastikote paints quite often
These are fuel resistant engine paints
http://www.plastikote.com/products/S...ne-Enamel.html
I use this lacquer T-3 on my carbs
http://www.plastikote.com/products/S...uer-Paint.htmlComment
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I need to paint the panels just above the running boards. The fenders have been painted with a base coat/clear coat. My problem is I don't want to buy a gallon of paint. I think it was Tom W. that recommended a very black paint from one of the auto parts stores but I could not find that thread. I prefer a paint with a hardener for spraying. Any suggestions?02-17-2019, 12:22 PM -
Looking for real life experience painting carbs with semi-gloss black.
Snyder's sells a Seymore Hi-Tech Lacquer for this purpose, but the data sheet says it is not resistant to gas.
Search on this interweb thingie, suggests I need an epoxy or urethane.02-29-2020, 06:22 AM -
I need to touch up a few very small flaws in my front fenders. These are not the colorsanding break thru's I recently posted here on VFF. These are about the size of a straight pin's head. The fender are painted with PPG Concept 9300 black. I have the same 9300 black paint I am going to use to touch up the fenders. My question is: Will the paint I use to touch up the very small flaws work OK...09-29-2019, 05:55 PM -
I guess there is no more of the Engine Spray Paint at Bratton's. Walt told me today that there is no more in the spray can because the factory burned down.
And they are NOT getting any more from what I was told.
BUMMER! That was some great paint!
I have just enough to do my block to match the rest of the "green" parts! But if you have an extra unopend...11-02-2020, 10:27 AM -
I have always used paint in so-called rattle cans whenever painting metal objects was desired due mostly to the fact I never had a desire to own paint spraying equipment or had something large enough to require it, also I have - NO SKILLS. Although many people use good old Rustoleum I have never been a fan because it takes forever to dry to the touch, always seems soft unless it drys for days, scrapes...02-27-2020, 09:32 AM -
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Getting ready to paint my engine. It is very clean and has a good coat of engine paint..just a little dark for my liking.
I plan to repaint with a brighter more realistic engine green. How should I clean my engine surfaces to ensure a good surface for the repaint?09-14-2020, 06:27 PM -
I have read the entire 32 posts on paint and what to use and I have a nagging question.
What to use to keep the paint shiny and clean that will withstand mother nature. IF I paint my car, or have it done, in the near future it will still be stored outdoors in all the Southern Califlower elements, so I need to know, after I've spent these thousands of dollar on paint, what to use to keep...12-02-2018, 07:01 PM -
As the title says, I am defiant over the exorbitantly high cost of auto paint! I'm considering using Rustoleum (or any other good quality paint) for all my projects from now on. High build primers (PPG) running at $148 and $154 (with hardener), I've had it! I recall buying DuPont Centari for $15 a qt. So I'm on a search for a somewhat High (?) quality, long lasting paint at a price I can live with....02-26-2020, 01:45 PM -
What happens if you use too much catalyst when preparing some urethane paint? How does the paint react? How does it spray? Flow out?09-19-2018, 12:45 PM
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