Paintin' Flows
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From: Westfield NJ
Paintin' Flows
OK. Finally got my Flowmasters and I'm gonna paint 'em with BBQ paint. the Flows I got appear to be primed from the factory-does anyone know if I hit them with a scuff pad and wipe 'em down with alcohol willl be good? P.S. NOT CHROME OR OTHER TIPPED. Any tips? Thank you as always. :cheers: What's up with this SNOW?? Jersey! :steering:
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From: Alive and well in Burlington NC
Re: Paintin' Flows (Rizcoms91)
OK. Finally got my Flowmasters and I'm gonna paint 'em with BBQ paint. the Flows I got appear to be primed from the factory-does anyone know if I hit them with a scuff pad and wipe 'em down with alcohol willl be good?
PS. You'll like the Flows.
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Re: Paintin' Flows (Rizcoms91)
I have had my flow's on the Vette since 2 mos. after purchase (inst. Nov 89)
Repainted 'em a few times... Best to remove rr y pipe and muffs as you can paint them easier that way :thumbs:
Repainted 'em a few times... Best to remove rr y pipe and muffs as you can paint them easier that way :thumbs:
Melting Slicks
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From: Muskogee OK
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Re: Paintin' Flows (Steel Blue 91)
Painting them before they are on the car is much easier (ask me how I know that). PS. You'll like the Flows.
