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![]() I pulled the engine (289) on my '67 for a rebuild. The motor looks cherry now but under the hood needs some TLC.
I need to re-paint the engine compartment. My question is this. What kind of paint do I use? Where do I buy it and what finish is it. I know that it is black and appears to have a satin finish. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Jake |
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Join Date: Sep 1998
Location: Oviedo, FL
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![]() You're right it is a semi-gloss black. You can buy it in spray cans, but I've never seen it by the quart. Though they might make it.
If it were me, I would have it custom mixed and use a two part paint for durablity. I need to do that to my 68 too. Just hate to pull it all apart and remove all the componets and wiring from under the hood so a good job can be done. This is also the time to fill in any unwanted holes in the aprons and firewall. Also, get the right bolts.
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