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Old 02-28-2022, 11:55 PM
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All I would use would be Bill Hirsch paints. They are a bit glossy initially but loose some of the gloss over time. Trick is to only put on light coats and not get it to thick where it would peel later. You will still get paint baking around the exhaust ports & Intake X-Over.
In a spray bomb, here it is. I have used the quarts before and loved it, but many I have found love the spray bombs.
https://www.hirschauto.com/AEROSOL-E...ON%20MET%20BL/

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In a spray bomb, here it is. I have used the quarts before and loved it, but many I have found love the spray bombs.
https://www.hirschauto.com/AEROSOL-E...ON%20MET%20BL/
Well I just ordered a spray bomb. I'll test it and see how it looks.

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