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Pierce » CMF Member Logan Australia Member since: Posts: |
quick paint question ( not ur usual one :) |
Sun 29 Aug 2010 03:13:01 PM |
so I disassembled my pod filter and realized the purple honeycomb mesh is paint chipped quite a bit, I've got tons of colors lying around the house but can I use regular spray paint? Is there something hardier to use that wont chip as easily as $10 supercheap paint? I'm into tabletop games and happen to have loads of really really nice colours sitting in bottles that I can brush onto it but will the waterbased paints survive a drive or two?
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MSDVS » CMF Member Elanora Australia Member since: Posts: |
Re: quick paint question ( not ur usual one :) |
Mon 30 Aug 2010 05:40:25 PM |
I have a friend who's a spray painter he uses water based paints all the time so I'm sure that will work. Also the super cheap paints will work aswell! :)
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Rudy » CMF Member Hunter Valley mob 0400767960 Australia Member since: Posts: |
Re: quick paint question ( not ur usual one :) |
Mon 30 Aug 2010 06:15:24 PM |
Its not the paint that worries me but the surface u r wanting to paint, mesh needs to b stripped of the flaking paint first either with paint stripper or ideally sandblasted, u dont want crap entering ur throttle body do you, sounds more like u have foam sports filter maybe?? than a pod filter. Easier just to replace isnt it??
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Pierce » CMF Member Logan Australia Member since: Posts: |
Re: quick paint question ( not ur usual one :) |
Mon 30 Aug 2010 10:24:37 PM |
Yeah rudy sorry I meant a foam filter. The mesh is sitting in paint stripper right now. Don't wanna replace the thing with a pod just yet, In fact I'm now wondering if a air box can be fabricated that will accommodate the mushroom filter instead of a pod. If thats the case then I wont bother repainting the mesh, just leave it stainless.
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