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| zeezee |
 Oct 31 2011, 11:45 PM
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I'm debating engine bay painting. It's not a show car or original paint. Metal has imperfections. Hoping for simple clean finish that hides dirt and flaws.
The car is dark blue. Most of the engine bay is already dark blue. But dark blue really shows the dirt and imperfections. Maybe a flat/satin clear coat would help? Thought about splatter paint - but the stuff I've found is water soluble. Maybe something textured. Wrinkle paint? Truck bed liner? Rust-Oleum Multi-Color Textured Spray? |
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zeezee engine bay painting options Oct 31 2011, 11:45 PM
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