Painted my Engine Cover tonight!
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I used a bit of one can, I had splotches spewing out from the can though, but I made the best of it. Not bad for worst possible painting conditions (below zero). I also used a heat gun to speed up coats to 2 minutes in between.
Two crappy Iphone4 pics:
Done with, dare I say...PLASTI DIP!!! muhahahaha!
Two crappy Iphone4 pics:
Done with, dare I say...PLASTI DIP!!! muhahahaha!
I would have PM'd you this but your inbox is full.
Let me know!
_Michael
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There is no reason why it wouldn't hold up. PlastiDip can withstand up to 315 degrees. The engine cover, even the plenum itself (or your exhaust for that matter) don't get that hot.
It will NOT destroy your paint. It peels off cleanly and leaves no residue. Check out some of the stuff I have done with it, people who have seen it in person all have given it compliments.
It will NOT destroy your paint. It peels off cleanly and leaves no residue. Check out some of the stuff I have done with it, people who have seen it in person all have given it compliments.