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nert
crankcase paint
Some where i saw some vendor offering the grey crankcase paint (rattle can) our GS bikes use. Can't seem to find it again. Anybody?
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sharpy
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Try VHT universal aluminium heat proof paint. Its as close as u will get to the colour. Havent tried PJ1 paint as its hard to find here. (PJ1 is the parent company of VHT) Did mine and u can see the results. The lower engine cases are not painted as standard if u want the standard look. Hope this helps.
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denydog
Now that looks good, I've been thinking of painting my engine also. Ran across this interesting site when researching the VHT paint.
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sharpy
Originally posted by denydog View PostNow that looks good, I've been thinking of painting my engine also. Ran across this interesting site when researching the VHT paint.
http://www.mypages.co.nz/~andyf/Honda.htm
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mortation
Originally posted by sharpy View PostYep thats the stuff and thats the way i painted it. Full stip and acid dip all the engine and rebuild. Every part i paint goes in a oven at 180f for a hr to cure the paint. Rental house and single so stuff the smell LOL.
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nert
WoW, that stuff looks great. I want that. Why would we have to bake it since the engine will get hot once running? thanks for the info. That Honda article is good read too. Picked up some good ideas.
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sharpy
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Originally posted by nert View PostWoW, that stuff looks great. I want that. Why would we have to bake it since the engine will get hot once running? thanks for the info. That Honda article is good read too. Picked up some good ideas.
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rosco15
I painted the cases with a good quality enamel. No baking. Seems to hold up just fine. The block and head were done with VHT. They get a ton hotter.
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Chris Bohane
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knotzilla
I painted my engine with Dupli-colour high heat engine enamel (aluminun). It looks brand new. Ted
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Kris V
You can get the PJ1 at Dennis Kirk.com they have all of the differant types ie;satin, high gloss, wrinkle and barrel paint. I use it on all of my dragbikes and it still looks great after all of the abuse.
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GKLENNY
All aluminium colour hi-temp engine paint i've used never seems to completely dry looks great but oil/petrol seem to disolve it; does anyone know of a good brand here in uk or perhaps paint i can use in my spray gun .
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madjack57754
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