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Originally Posted by theedge
Interesting. I wasnt so much aiming for better shielding, just so the heatshields dont look like crap with the paint chipping ![Stick Out Tongue](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/tongue.gif)
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Actually, all of those pix were exactly what I was looking for. I'm trying to figure out what I can do while its out and also what looks best when its finished.
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Mine is high temp paint.
- It's certainly easier b/c it's DIY. To powdercoat the cam tower would have meant removing the cam, etc.
- I painted it about a year ago and it's held up well but I imagine powdercoating would be more durable.
- My intake has yellowed some but I think that's the high temp clearcoat I used. I'm probably going to try respraying with silver only.
- Total cost was ~$15 for a couple of cans of paint.
I figured I'd try the paint first and if I wasn't satisfied then I'd strip it and have it powdercoated. So far I haven't felt a need to change it.
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- It's certainly easier b/c it's DIY. To powdercoat the cam tower would have meant removing the cam, etc.
- I painted it about a year ago and it's held up well but I imagine powdercoating would be more durable.
- My intake has yellowed some but I think that's the high temp clearcoat I used. I'm probably going to try respraying with silver only.
- Total cost was ~$15 for a couple of cans of paint.
I figured I'd try the paint first and if I wasn't satisfied then I'd strip it and have it powdercoated. So far I haven't felt a need to change it.
HTH