painting your engine/color selection

[grumpyvette]

paint the cast surfaces

Ive used it and seen several other people use it , it works fine.
glyptal is used to seal in, micro surfaces and prevent fine metallic dust,
that might be present ,
even after a blocks been cleaned,
from getting into the oil flow circulating back to the oil pump,
if the blocks clean, grease free and dry when its applied ,
and if its left to dry over night it will not come off.
I've used it and seen several other people use it , it works fine

I,ve used it and seen several other people use it , it works fine

https://www.ryderfleetproducts.com/...MI_NPtzoHs1AIVWrjACh2A6wFBEAQYASABEgK02fD_BwE


http://knowhow.napaonline.com/how-to-paint-an-engine/

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[Indycars]

If it's strictly a race car, then I'm all about function. But when it's see's time on
the street, then I'm also considering how it looks. I've always used Chevy Orange
when it's a stock body car. For my TBucket it was all about the looks obviously
since I painted the engine black.

 

[MikeB]

I'm troubleshooting an oil leak on an engine that's painted black. Never again! Next time it's Chevy Orange.

 

[grumpyvette]

yes I found silver , chevy orange and sky blue far easier to work with, I used to use school bus yellow but Ive come to avoid it as its very difficult to spot coolant leaks on that color