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Old 19th April 2014, 21:04   #1
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Can you paint them or will it blister?

If anyone has done, can you pop a photo up.

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Old 19th April 2014, 21:09   #2
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Hi Simon,
I had one painted professionally, but never got round to fitting it. I'm sure it wouldn't blister though. The plenum gets warm but not hot as such, and the original ones were painted black.
Thinking about it, my painted one is still in my shed, along with another complete manifold
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Painted mine with black Hammerite Simon, no probs
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Etched primed mine, normal car paint rattle can & a couple of coats of lacquer. No problems.
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Hi Simon,
I had one painted professionally, but never got round to fitting it. I'm sure it wouldn't blister though. The plenum gets warm but not hot as such, and the original ones were painted black.
Thinking about it, my painted one is still in my shed, along with another complete manifold
I dont suppose you would part with it?? ive been thinking of doing mine for a while.
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Old 19th April 2014, 21:48   #6
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I dont suppose you would part with it?? ive been thinking of doing mine for a while.
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Old 20th April 2014, 00:16   #7
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I did mine with standard base coat and two pack lacquer, it's been on a year and still looks great, I'll get a photo in the morning.
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Thanks chaps, looks like the paint is out in the morning
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Thanks chaps, looks like the paint is out in the morning
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