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11-07-2006, 07:42 PM
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Re: Engine Block painting
IF you are over restoring a car then by all means go with the primer ... epoxy combo... however if you are looking for an authentic restoration then a light covering of an original type product from a spray gun is how they were done at Flint and Tonowonda. If you look at orignal unrestored cars they have minimal paint on the engines.
Here is a link to pics of a very low mileage LT1... http://www.chevynova.org/1970LT1_Engine.html
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