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Old 09-03-2021, 05:14 AM
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Default 64 Engine Compartment Paint

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What is the color for the engine compartment? I have some scratches on the fender well of my 64. Looks to be a glossy black?

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Old 09-03-2021, 08:58 AM
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Not glossy black, more of a satin black.

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Old 09-06-2021, 03:47 PM
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Satin or Semi-gloss black. About 60% gloss. Any generic semi-gloss black or satin black will look correct.

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The best product I've found is Eastwood Underhood Black. It matches the factory satin black very closely and applies nicely.

If you don't want to order from Eastwood, a cheaper alternative is Rust Oleum #7777 Satin Black/ If the surface is completely free of oil, wax, etc., this paint works well. But, if there is any trace of oil, wax, etc., there is a tendency for fisheyes. Recoating can only be done after 48 hours and sometimes will wrinkle as you apply further coats.

Believe me, the Eastwood product is the way to go.

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Thanks all for the replies, very helpful!

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find a body shop supply store in your area. buy a two part system . it is much more durable. it stays fresh much longer or forever actually . they can flatten the paint to your speciation.

spray guns are cheap . say harbor freight . any cheap gun will work in this application

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paint . two stage
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paint . two stage
Wow, very nice! Thanks

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