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In the process of painting my engine and want to know if anyone has an opinion on using Eastwoods engine paint with the hardener. .
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Joe, Eastwoods stuff is pretty good.
Our Pro Street AMX engine was painted with their paint 10 years ago and still looks good. Their silver ceramic header paint is also excellent ,when the surface is properly prepped.
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Joe, I have not had any luck with any of the Eastwood paints. I paint the engine every time I put it in the race car and I've tried alot of paints. The best for me is VHT. They make engine paint that works great. I've had good luck with all the VHT products. I just used there roll bar paint on the Camaro and it went on real nice. Jegs sells all there stuff.
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Thanks Tom and John......
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X2 on the VHT paint.
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The best engine paint I have found is the OEM Cummins Diesel engine paint.
If you have a clean block, apply it and let it cure, it will outlast anything in the market and will sustain chemicals with not adverse effect on the finish. |
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Hey Mo,throw a few Viagara tabs in the paint.
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I have used a variety of Eastwood paints in the past. So as long as you prep the surfaces well and use a good primer, you shouldn't have any issues. I have used their chassis, suspension, and aluminum paints and have had no problems.
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