Chassis Paint Advice
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Racer
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Chassis Paint Advice
I'm in the process of painting my chassis.I have all the parts disassembled and I will start blasting as soon as I buy paint.I want to stick with spray cans because I'm only doing a little bit at a time.I looked in Eastwoods and their Chassis Black was about $12.99 a can . I was wondering If anyone has used Krylon ? It's only $4.86 for the same size can. Is Krylon a good paint ? What about Rust-oleum ?
Drifting
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From: Arlington TN
Krylon seems to work for this guy. Looks great to me!
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...4&forum_id=119
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...4&forum_id=119
Safety Car
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From: St. Charles IL
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I used some of the NAPA brand paint that they claim to be extra heavy duty. Seems to have worked out allright, but I only used it on small parts. All the major components were powder coated. Chassis black is really no different from anybody's semi-gloss black.
Racer
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From: Marlow OK
Have done several Chevy truck chassis over the years, and used Krylon w/excellent results. Wire brush, sand, sandblast...what ever you have to do to get rid of the junk. Use metal etch, and then the krylon. NOTE: you should be able to get the Krylon cheaper than $5 can.
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Pro
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From: West Central Florida
Originally Posted by Jclgodale3
Krylon Rustoleum Semi Gloss...cheap but looks good I think
vic
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From: North Alabama
Originally Posted by VETTEVIC
What headers are those? They look like block huggers, do they line up well to your stock pipes? Are they ceramic coated or is that JET HOT?
vic
vic
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I read a tip from one of the Vette Magazines about a paint from John Deere. It is a very tough semi-gloss black. Most semi-gloss paints will look spotty if you paint a large area. This paint looks even and looks exactly like the factory color.
The name of the paint is called Blitz Black. Most people who try it love it. You can get it at your local John Deere dealer.
Hope this helps.
Steve
The name of the paint is called Blitz Black. Most people who try it love it. You can get it at your local John Deere dealer.
Hope this helps.
Steve
Le Mans Master
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From: North Alabama
Originally Posted by VETTEVIC
What brand are they?
vic
vic
Le Mans Master
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From: I can walk to MA
Krylon is best IMO - dries quick - little dripping - excellent finish.
Semi-flat black over silver POR-15 here.
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_01.jpg
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_02.jpg
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_03.jpg
Semi-flat black over silver POR-15 here.
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_01.jpg
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_02.jpg
http://NHvette.com/ftp/in/chassis_03.jpg
