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![]() ![]() The engine block & gearbox castings were degreased, then pressure washed. Any loose material was removed with wire wheels and anything else that could be got into the tight areas . Once de-greased, all of the Blackwork was given a couple of coats of High temp Engine Lacquer. The alloy work had the same prep .... A little bit more work involved in removing the surface " White dust " Probably due to the fact of my geographical location and it's Salty enviroment . All of the alloy was painted with a couple of coats of Silver High temp aluminium paint .... Needs no etch priming & has proven to be quite durable over the many years I have used it. That said, on the head, it will probably tarnish a little as time passes. The rocker cover was given a darn good clean & again it took some time to remove the White dust. It was then treated to a few coats of Very High temp manifold paint .... This dries to a matt finish & it's primary use is for exhaust manifolds / downpipes. Just chose that for looks realy. The Black is, Tetrosyl Engine Laquer (150 deg c) The silver is, Blackfriars Aluminium Paint (150 deg c) .... I have used this stuff for years & it has served me well .... A tiny brushfull goes a long, long way ![]() The Red was a Halfords own brand product, VHT Exhaust paint .... Small spray can & the rocker cover got the lot ![]()
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I am not a complete idiot...........Some of the parts are missing !! Ronnie ![]() www.roadster-builders.co.uk |
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