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Old 11-03-2013, 11:26 AM
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Hi guys

I have the pictures of my balancer that I painted last year with the plasti-kote # 208 and the pictures were taking at the same time but the color on the last one does not look the same as the first three pictures . The only thing that was done differently was the setting on my camera was set for close up and the picture was taking closer to the balancer. I may have played with the flash but everything else is the same , the pictures were taking within a minute of each other . This is just to show that the angle or flash or how close you take the picture will change the look of the color.
From those pictures, 208 has way too much blue.

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Old 11-03-2013, 01:14 PM
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Default Painting is done and it is 12:03

Well the painting is all done. I'll let it cure some and then I'll take some pictures and pass along some comments.

On another matter, My Pal Dave is here and we are working on the initial stages of putting an electric fuel pump on the Hemi Cuda. I've had vapor lock issues this summer that I hope is benefited by the electric fuel pump. My question is what should I consider the minimum distance between the tail pipe and the fuel line. The only place to really mount the pump is going to put the fuel line within 1.5 to 2.0 inches of the tailpipe right near where it exits the muffler. Is this ok?

Back to the paint - Pictures forthcoming.....

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