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Well folks for about $10 I bought myself some High temp Engine paint and a can of clear coat. Took off some engine covers and got started.... Here was the outcome......if anyone wants a DIY let me know.
By the way It is recommended highly that you sand them all down first using a fine sand paper. Unless your looking for a textured surface.
I'm split whether or not I like it, but hey, you did a well planned and great job, and it looks good. Instead of chromed-out, you can say I did a blizzard on my engine bay.....
Originally posted by Dex I'm split whether or not I like it, but hey, you did a well planned and great job, and it looks good. Instead of chromed-out, you can say I did a blizzard on my engine bay.....
One thing I like about all of this, is that if you wait long enough someone here will do something that you have been thinking about for some time.
THank you for posting the pics.
Future, I guess you fixed it up... Looks really good, I figured when I opened the thread I was going to see something terrible. But hey you did it and did it right. I hope it looks the same upclose...
Last edited by MrSypher; Aug 18, 2002 at 10:34 PM.
Toyota and Lexus Join Mille Miglia For The First Time
Slideshow: A five-car lineup spanning more than five decades of Toyota performance and engineering will tackle one of Italy's most celebrated automotive routes.