Painting my supercharger cover
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Painting my supercharger cover
but I dont know what brand of paint to go with or the exact procedure in painting it. I was thinking black with red lettering
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Just make sure you get a paint made for plastic. Most plastics dont take paint very well. Also make sure you clean it REALLY good, any oils and the paint wont take.
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Would I be able to get it in an aerosol can? Asking cause I have a lot of experience with spray paint and none with brush paint.
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but I dont know what brand of paint to go with or the exact procedure in painting it. I was thinking black with red lettering
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To add to this, I painted my supercharger'* wire cover with a whole lot of coats of high temp engine spray paint, and then I put on even more clear coat paint. It'* really shiny.
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Originally Posted by radomirthegreat
To add to this, I painted my supercharger'* wire cover with a whole lot of coats of high temp engine spray paint, and then I put on even more clear coat paint. It'* really shiny.
Any suggestions on what color I should paint it? I'm gonna paint the strut bar and the valve covers red but I dont want the cover to be red as well, the lettering being red wouldnt bother me. Anyway, ideas?