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Dave A

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14th Mar 05 at 22:50

right, im no good at painting

, but i want to have a go at spraying the timing belt cover on the x16xe im builcing.

anyone want to give me some advice before i fook it up

3CorsaMeal

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15th Mar 05 at 10:22

sand it like this with 80grit and then 120grit

PaulW

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Registered: 26th Jan 03
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15th Mar 05 at 10:24

I'm going to be doing alot of engine detaileing soon on my 1.6...

matt-black, with chrome detailing... perhaps

Dave A

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15th Mar 05 at 11:03

what paints will i need to use?

PaulW

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15th Mar 05 at 11:06

you'll need plastic primer & then paint...

regular car-spray should do it

3CorsaMeal

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15th Mar 05 at 12:05

i use a plastic primer called "autofix", i think, is clear, then i use the yellow filler primer.

not sure if u need any type of heat resisant paint, or you may be able to use normal stuff

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