Re: painting engine bay
200 shipped for the engine
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Re: painting engine bay
i'll take 5 hahahahahaa ;D
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Re: painting engine bay
Originally Posted by b16crxkid
We did this to my freinds 550++hp EG in one night. Make sure u tape up the engine really rreeally good. Because we didnt think it would be a huge deal and slacked off. There was a good bit of overspray on the motor afterwards. anyway, heres what it looked like after i wire tucked it.... O0
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Re: painting engine bay
I did the same thing. It took awhile to cover up everything, like the car/engine/fenders/front bumper but it should turn out pretty good as long as your masking job is straight. I used spray cans with a lot of clear and it looks just like the paint job on the car. (not as mirrored though) It took me about 4-5 hours with a 4th gen prelude engine bay
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Re: painting engine bay
Originally Posted by jacob_kohler
I did the same thing. It took awhile to cover up everything, like the car/engine/fenders/front bumper but it should turn out pretty good as long as your masking job is straight. I used spray cans with a lot of clear and it looks just like the paint job on the car. (not as mirrored though) It took me about 4-5 hours with a 4th gen prelude engine bay
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Re: painting engine bay
if you have a compressor, get an hvlp touch up gun. they're small, and can get into smaller areas. or just do it right and pull the motor. either way i wouldn't get a spray can. :-X
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Re: painting engine bay
unless its flat black
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Re: painting engine bay
Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
I like that valve cover. :)
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Re: painting engine bay
after a lot of thinking and looking at my financial situation, I've decided to keep car green, so I will not need to paint engine bay
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Re: painting engine bay
good idea. just clean it up w/a steam cleaner. then wax it so it will be easier to wipe down later.
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