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    Engine Painting > Help!

    do you guys think that putting high heat enamel on an engine would last. Because I tried it with a few components on my engine, like the valve covers and that. If I were to do the engine, I would put a high heat primer, high heat enamel and then finally a high heat clear coat. would this work, or just all flake off?
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    Yes, I would glass bead the surface lightly to be painted. Prime and glossy paint, no clear...Beets
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    ok, what about a light sand paper?
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    Yea, if you can get those tight area's without breaking fins? Take your time and do it right. Thin coats and lots of dry time. Let us know how it goes. Beets
    80' Honda CR80R
    78' Honda XR75
    77' Honda CT-70
    74' Honda CT-70
    75' Yamaha GT80 Enduro
    76' Kawasaki KZ900
    73' Kawasaki H1-500
    76' Kawasaki H1-500
    They always run best before they blow!
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    alright, thanks . I can get to those places no problem. I will do the rocker box cover first and see how it turns out and see if I want to do the whole thing.
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