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First off, I know how many times this topic has probably been covered. However I recently bought an extra set of fuel rail covers to try to paint. My biggest hurdle is I’m trying to match my paint color which is, Fairway Green.
I know most threads have suggested paint such as Dupli high heat engine paint but I can’t seem to find a color to match the Fairway Green.
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When I had my fuel rail covers painted, the painter used the same paint you would put on the exterior of your car and a similar clear coat. To ensure adhesion, a good primer was used for plastic.
I’m with everyone else. Regular automotive paint will be fine. Those covers aren’t subject to anymore heat than a cars finish sitting out in the sun on a hot day.
I’m with everyone else. Regular automotive paint will be fine. Those covers aren’t subject to anymore heat than a cars finish sitting out in the sun on a hot day.
automotivetouchup,,,,,,,,,,,,thats who i've been using for years. Great customer service, call them if you have a question. Videos on their website are helpful as well.
They match just about everything....just need a paint number, and youre on your way
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