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Engine paint

Discussion in 'Motorcycle Tech Talk' started by cowboy, Nov 30, 2007.

  1. cowboy

    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    who sells the black engine paint for the HD's , my Daughter's sporty has the silver engine & she would like to have it the Black like my E glide She's planning on me taking it down & getting it painted so she want's the engine done at the same time
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    i believe it is powder coated silver or black but you can get eng. paint at a reputable paint store or napa.
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    hotroadking Super Moderator Staff Member

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    I think hd sells the wrinkle black coating but I could be wrong.
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    Most hiperformance auto parts palces will have the black wrinkle paint as well.
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    kenfuzed Administrator Staff Member

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    I've bought different high-heat paint from Eastwood. They also carry DIY hotcoat powder coating kits if you want to go that route.
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    I bought a can of the black wrinkle paint from the stealer. I followed the directions then baked it in my oven to cure it. Boy was the wife happy about that!!!:rolleyes: But it looks mint!
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    I've used the hi temp stuff from Eastwood and the wrinkle black plus the high temp paint available at most auto and auto paint stores. You have to go back periodically and re-coat. If you are going to use the spray nozzle you need to mask off any areas subject to overspray. To get in the tight areas I spray some out of the can into a mixing cup and use my airbrush. Another trick is to take a Dremel tool and I have some of the steel cutting heads in cone and cylinder shapes. you can get a nice effect on the edges of the jugs. AL
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    Thank's guy's I thought HD used something different , I have rattle can wrinkle Black for my Mopar's
    voodoo I once painted my shovel
    frame in the bedroom it was a converted 2 car garage & boy did she get pissed :witsend: If I bake it on I have a elec oven in one of the out building's
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    Good idea Cowboy, I obviously didn't think of that and I paid for it. The house smelled for a day or two!

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