Painting Oil Cap
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From: Starbuck, Manitoba Drving the Batmobile

I want to put a logo on my oil cap but I need to know what type of paint to use. Since the heat of the engine may bubble most paints.
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From: Starbuck, Manitoba Drving the Batmobile

cool, the logo i'm doing is the batman logo, I might go the classic yellow black logo or make the yellow chrome.
Please move this to the Detailing and Appearance Please
Please move this to the Detailing and Appearance Please
have you thought about going to a sign shop and having a vinyl decal made? i've done vinyl on several different motors before, and they've held up fine. a sign shop probably wouldn't charge much more than $25 for something like that.
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From: Starbuck, Manitoba Drving the Batmobile

true but the last time i went to a sign shop for some decals for a custom viper model the idiots lost the disk after saying they couldn't open up the word file
DON'T use BBQ paint as suggested earlier in the topic.
Use high temp (500 degree or better) ENGINE paint. Auto parts store. Mask off the entire base and o-ring first.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...&highlight=cap
Use high temp (500 degree or better) ENGINE paint. Auto parts store. Mask off the entire base and o-ring first.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...&highlight=cap
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