i did a search already and I remember seeing some posts on it, could someone link me somewhere or tell me some steps on painting jcwhitney pipes. Thanks
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general...
sand
primer
paint
dry
done
sand
primer
paint
dry
done
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Make sure you clean them well. If there is any oil residue on them, the paint wont stick.
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I just cleaned thoroughly and painted. Probably will be a lot more prone to scratching but worked fine for me.
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You might want to look into having it powder coated. I was quoted by a local company 50.00 for all the pipes, which i dont consider that bad. Especially when powder coating is fairly scratch resistent. No work on your part either to get it power coated.
i hate to sand?.. i think i remember seeing someone spraying on like textured black.. can i just clean it really good then spray it on with high temp.
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i hate to sand?.. i think i remember seeing someone spraying on like textured black.. can i just clean it really good then spray it on with high temp.
thats exactly what i did, prob wont last as long but who really cares...it looks fine to me and definately alot better than rusted steel. I used simple green and some steel wool. HTHi hate to sand?.. i think i remember seeing someone spraying on like textured black.. can i just clean it really good then spray it on with high temp.
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BTW this is for my home made intake hehe...i hope to be painting charge pipes soon...
I just sanded my pipes with like 400 grit paper, not real thorough, just enough to rough it up a bit and cleaned them with brake cleaner. Then I sprayed them with 2 coats of heat black paint.......no problems.