
05-06-2007, 07:04 PM
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Originally Posted by evilzee28
Hi 2kx2, as musclerodz says, most paints will hold up on an engine, but preparation is very important. Make sure there's no flaky original paint on there, & absolutely NO oil. Clean the engine & all of the nooks & crannies with a wire brush & then wipe down several times with a degreaser prior to painting. Etch prime first with something like PPG Universel (acid based) & then paint with your chosen paint. For durability I'd spray it with a good quality 2k. I tend to spray engines without the thinners added as it has a higher build & fills in a lot of the small casting indents.... hth 
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Would Epoxy make sence?
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