OK i have the high heat paint for my valve cover that i am doing, do you guys reccomend a high heat primer??
I know with primer it will last longer but would it really matter, or should i use it just to cover up imperfections on it?
I know with primer it will last longer but would it really matter, or should i use it just to cover up imperfections on it?
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I know with primer it will last longer but would it really matter, or should i use it just to cover up imperfections on it?
Use etching primer. You'll be happy with it. It's one of the best primer-in-a-can that u can get. That, and it sands very nicely. I've done dozens of valve covers in the past, and never had problems with this. Make sure to post some pics of the progressOriginally Posted by Solid GSR YO
OK i have the high heat paint for my valve cover that i am doing, do you guys reccomend a high heat primer??I know with primer it will last longer but would it really matter, or should i use it just to cover up imperfections on it?
There's plenty to do outside my room but I choose not to!
just send it out for some wrinkle red powdercoating.
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You can actually buy wrinkle paint in a can now Originally Posted by Buff4Prez Yo
just send it out for some wrinkle red powdercoating.
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nope doing my own thing Originally Posted by Buff4Prez Yo
just send it out for some wrinkle red powdercoating.
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Sweet! Wrinkle paint is a fad, and fads are otherwise known as "old". Keep up updated!Originally Posted by Solid GSR YO
nope doing my own thing