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Painting my LS1 intake & interior trim sunburst/sunset orange

Old 05-01-2010, 12:56 AM
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i want to paint my car soon and i also want to paint my LS1 intake and the plastic interior piecez such as my (door handle bezels,dash bezels,shifter bezel etc.) can i use the same paint as the paint that my car will be painted with,well i kno i can use the same paint on my interior pieces,but what about the intake? i kno that engine gets hot! anyone ever painted their LS1,LS2,LS3,LS4,LS6,LS7 intake? any pics?
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yeah lots of ppl have search it and you should find it pretty easy
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yeah lots of ppl have search it and you should find it pretty easy
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no need for any special paint. it doesn't get that hot.

how-to: https://ls1tech.com/forums/5046361-post9.html

some painted intakes: https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...t-intakes.html
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Originally Posted by crimson_bird
no need for any special paint. it doesn't get that hot.

how-to: https://ls1tech.com/forums/5046361-post9.html

some painted intakes: https://ls1tech.com/forums/appearanc...t-intakes.html
oh ok thanx
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i would never paint the interior,,, it decreases the value of your car buy bucket loads and when you get older you will kick your a$$ for doing it and have to buy all new parts to replace them. I never got that fad myself.
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i would never paint the interior,,, it decreases the value of your car buy bucket loads and when you get older you will kick your a$$ for doing it and have to buy all new parts to replace them. I never got that fad myself.
I agree....it looks cheap but do whatever u like and good luck
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well bud go for it i think it will look pretty cool and yea you can use the same paint as the car but you want to buy an adhesive that you spray on the plastic so the paint will grab
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Adhesion promoter
Sandable primer
Engine Enamel (for intake, but not necessary due to lack of extreme temps)
Clearcoat
Various Sandpaper grits.
Engine degreaser or soap/water to clean intake

Should be all you need.
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Originally Posted by jcurrieta
i would never paint the interior,,, it decreases the value of your car buy bucket loads and when you get older you will kick your a$$ for doing it and have to buy all new parts to replace them. I never got that fad myself.
I agree, it looks ricer IMO.
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Its about what you like , if it decreases the value so be it, its your car do what makes you happy.... I think it will look good !!
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i plan on painting all mine silver i got all the parts but the center console from pull a part for 60 bux that included door panels that im going to cover in vynal so i dont screw any original parts and when i want to go back it will be there and will not have to pay more later


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