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Old 12-13-2009, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by crimson_bird
I have to commend you on your work man. that is one of the sharpest looking engine bays i've seen to date. truly amazing.
Thanks man.... comments like this make the job worth while. Its been a long month doing this..... my fiance was wondering if i was cheating on her. ha ha ha
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Originally Posted by E-Works
looks good man. mine is all 3m satin black too. swapping in the ls1 now so i may be filling all the holes and smoothing it out also. i even have the underside of my hood painted satin black and a light titanium frost main paint scheme. foxbody though

Good luck with it man!

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Old 12-14-2009, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by 00Camary
I used a Rustoleum satin black that you can get at auto zone. Has a fan spray and all. No clear.... that would take away from the satin effect. Painted my berger panel with this stuff and it is still immaculate after 2+ years on the car.
i don't mean to hijack the thread but, would that paint be good for the 'CETA' mod then since it's next to the exhaust piping?
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Originally Posted by pheer
i don't mean to hijack the thread but, would that paint be good for the 'CETA' mod then since it's next to the exhaust piping?
You should be fine..... i painted my intake with this and i doubt the exhaust heats that panel up at all.
Old 12-17-2009, 10:32 PM
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Simple, Clean, and Understated I love it! I actually chose to do semi-gloss under the hood of my 69 but yours looks great. We used rust-oleum too I've used rustoleum and Duplicolor from cans and I like Rustoleum 10x's better for a cheap black paint job I'm sticking with that from now on.
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hm, I'm starting to think of doing rustoleaum instead of duplicolor GM paint equivalent.


I like your plates too OP>
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Thanks guys....

Installed my 408 and got it tuned.... Put down 520/513 on a base tune with only 19* of timing at WOT ..... still got some work to do with the tune.
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this is good stuff!!! Great looking engine bay! I need to get this done asap!



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