Paint options for SMIC
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Paint options for SMIC
Hi All,
I am planning to refinish my Blitz SMIC to fill in the logo and paint the upper end tank black to make it a little more stealth and avoid California smog check inspection problems. I am wondering about a good paint to use that is durable for the application, any suggestions for a stockish look?
Thanks in advance!
I am planning to refinish my Blitz SMIC to fill in the logo and paint the upper end tank black to make it a little more stealth and avoid California smog check inspection problems. I am wondering about a good paint to use that is durable for the application, any suggestions for a stockish look?
Thanks in advance!
Big trick with painting aluminum is prep work. Paint doesn't want to stick to polished aluminum at all. I would sand it down to 320 grit or so, clean the hell out of it, spray clear adhesion promoter, then the paint.
Dale
Dale
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Thanks for the advice, I will be sure to clean the metal very well. I would go the powder coat route, but I need to fill in the "Blitz" script (with JB weld), I 'm not sure that would hold up well in the powdercoat oven.
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