Painting Engine
#21
i don't like sandblasting engine parts. they take forever to clean that crap out and i'm afraid of having leftover sand in the engine. that's why i like the walnuts--soak them in water for an hour or two, then blow them out and you're good to go.
#22
I like the walnut method too.
I suppose not everyone can spend a couple hundred bucks on coatings, however if someone wanted to do it and make it last, I don't think half assing it is the way to go. Bomb can enamels and such offer little or no protection against oil, gas, and general debris contamination, in addition, most people are not in the habit of maintaining the engine bay and undercarriage on a regular basis.
I realize that some people depend on thier car as a means to make a living and cannot afford to have that much down time or spend the extra money, to which I would suggest not painting anything at all, leave it unpainted and clean it more often. If someone wanted to trick the engine out, pony up for the coatings that will last and spend a little more time maintaining them.
I suppose not everyone can spend a couple hundred bucks on coatings, however if someone wanted to do it and make it last, I don't think half assing it is the way to go. Bomb can enamels and such offer little or no protection against oil, gas, and general debris contamination, in addition, most people are not in the habit of maintaining the engine bay and undercarriage on a regular basis.
I realize that some people depend on thier car as a means to make a living and cannot afford to have that much down time or spend the extra money, to which I would suggest not painting anything at all, leave it unpainted and clean it more often. If someone wanted to trick the engine out, pony up for the coatings that will last and spend a little more time maintaining them.
#23
the good thing about unpainted engines is you can use some really harsh chemicals to clean them.
but to date, i think i've only put 3 motors together without paint. and 2 of them were renesis and we just didn't want it to scream rebuilt--in case we needed any warranty work done down the road.
but to date, i think i've only put 3 motors together without paint. and 2 of them were renesis and we just didn't want it to scream rebuilt--in case we needed any warranty work done down the road.
#24
[quote name='guitarjunkie28' date='Jun 10 2005, 07:25 AM']the good thing about unpainted engines is you can use some really harsh chemicals to clean them.
but to date, i think i've only put 3 motors together without paint. and 2 of them were renesis and we just didn't want it to scream rebuilt--in case we needed any warranty work done down the road.
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WELL TAKE UR DAMN WALNUTS AND SHOVE THEM IN UR ***, LOL
but to date, i think i've only put 3 motors together without paint. and 2 of them were renesis and we just didn't want it to scream rebuilt--in case we needed any warranty work done down the road.
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WELL TAKE UR DAMN WALNUTS AND SHOVE THEM IN UR ***, LOL
#28
[quote name='guitarjunkie28' date='Jun 11 2005, 01:53 PM']i'm trying to decide if i grossed myself out or if you grossed me out...
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its a sad sad day in the nopistons forums right now... lol, i think its a 70/40 ratio and i know thats 110...
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its a sad sad day in the nopistons forums right now... lol, i think its a 70/40 ratio and i know thats 110...
#30
[quote name='rootbeerdragon' date='Jun 12 2005, 08:33 AM']the number im thinking about is 69 right now... hp238 I LOVE YOU
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its a wonderful thing isnt it?, hehe thanx u can steal it if u want!
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its a wonderful thing isnt it?, hehe thanx u can steal it if u want!
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