Black POR-15 on FAST intake
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Take a look here, B4 you do it...
http://www.por15.com/POR-15/productinfo/1GB/
http://www.por15.com/POR-15/productinfo/1GB/
You switch camps?
What am I looking at? I got rid of my Buick when the getting was good. They are still cool just don't think they will have the people step up to keep parts for them.
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My brother is a body man for a company that distributes this stuff. One thing I can say about it is it's some really tough stuff. We've done car frames with it after blasting and they come out great. Also, they have a semi-gloss coating if I'm not mistaken. That may look a bit better than the standard black...? Is that what you have?
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Kind of hard those first couple brush strokes on such an expensive piece. But it turned out pretty good and I did no sanding or anything. I plan on doing the top parts with a second coat (maybe via roller) and calling it good. It should look fine under the hood with everything bolted in place.
Sanding the top would have given a better finish for sure I just didn't feel like fooling with it.
Sanding the top would have given a better finish for sure I just didn't feel like fooling with it.
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Are you speaking from personal experience? It's hard to remove off of anything including skin! Why would it peel?
If you decide to do this use a small roller on the upper parts you can reach easy. Use a good 1" bristle brush in the areas around and for the little nooks buy a couple assorted size model brushes in the tight spots.
If you decide to do this use a small roller on the upper parts you can reach easy. Use a good 1" bristle brush in the areas around and for the little nooks buy a couple assorted size model brushes in the tight spots.
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i have been in the paint industry for 22yrs.have used product for years.it will go on nice and look good but if you get a chip or abraison any where it will let go/PEEL.a top quality auto paint single stage or base clear would be best asuming it was prepted right(this is most important part).paint dose hold up to gas spills/eng oil.heat is no problem with paint .