Post by raisin27 on Jan 18, 2005 16:22:28 GMT -5
Heres a little tip I've been using with some success...........
When I build an engine I assemble the block, heads, water pump, intake manifold, and any other cast iron parts.
Then i spray the assembly with "Fax Fabric" or "suede" texture paint.
Next install the oil pan, valve covers, and any other stamped steel parts.
Then finally I paint the entire assembly in the desired engine color.
This gives you an engine thats all the same color, but the cast iron parts have a rough texture, and the stamped steel parts are smooth.
Raisin
When I build an engine I assemble the block, heads, water pump, intake manifold, and any other cast iron parts.
Then i spray the assembly with "Fax Fabric" or "suede" texture paint.
Next install the oil pan, valve covers, and any other stamped steel parts.
Then finally I paint the entire assembly in the desired engine color.
This gives you an engine thats all the same color, but the cast iron parts have a rough texture, and the stamped steel parts are smooth.
Raisin
