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#11
12-29-2013, 02:47 PM
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This is why I always convert to Dot 5...
I have seen dot 3 eat through powder coat The original crappy Alkyd Enamel ( vegetable oil based paint) paint didn't last long in this application, as put on thin, low resin, just to prevent rust at time of sale. Should be able to nail it down anyways and make it right. Finish: a Brake "weathering chart" for Alkyd enamel New: gloss black 80% 1 year old semi gloss black 2 years old Spots of semi gloss and flat black 3 years old Flaking and spots of flat black and small spots of semi gloss 4 years old whats left mostly ruined by brake fluid in most areas and rusty looking Good luck! Its winter, good time to nail this stuff down!
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