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Old 04-23-2007, 03:08 PM
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Engine paint thing stuffs...

Nice title eh?

I see you painted the 3400 on your engine yellow Xero... does anyone know what kind of paint you can use on it without it obviously burning or catching fire or melting away? I'd like to do that to mine after I get my new parts
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Re: Engine paint thing stuffs...

I used caliper paint which is rated for something like 500 deg. I bought 2 kits(w/1 pint) of the yello, just havent painted my rear drums like I want too yet. They are rusty so I'll hav to media blaster them

They sell other colors of heat paint at most part stores too.
Just make sure the stuffs thing you are painting is clean, sanding a little doesnt hurt.
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