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Installed a gas guard bib on my filler pipe inlet. Didn't like the pump nozzle resting on the painted edge when filling. It's the little things, right?
Couldn't find one for Porsche specifically so this one for a classic Corvette fit perfectly:
Gonna drop the sump next time and see if I've got plastic in there. I'll hit 60k miles soon and I suspect I'll be going after the chain guards by year's end. Starting to think about an engine out and RMS/IMS/Clutch at the same time. Would make a good winter project.
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Looks good to me. Did you use spray cans or a gun?
My local Napa has a paint store. They fill arosol cans with automotive paint. I went with a base clear coat but they can do a single stage too. Its not cheap at $20 for the base and $30 for the clear, i have $110 in it for the paint but its much cheaper then a shop.
Ahhh, that IS pretty! My car is wrapped (Inozetek Boneyard) so my thought was something that would also match the Silver exterior when I ultimately pull this off and do a repaint.
My local Napa has a paint store. They fill arosol cans with automotive paint. I went with a base clear coat but they can do a single stage too. Its not cheap at $20 for the base and $30 for the clear, i have $110 in it for the paint but its much cheaper then a shop.
Dang. Wish I knew that previously. I spent a ton on an airbrush, paint and reducer for something very simple.
03-03-2024, 05:44 PM
