MaXXXpower

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Months ago I used the spray paint from Krylon for plastics on a couple of pieces in my engine bay. Then a couple weeks ago I used it to black out my headlight chrome.
I've been goin' for a "Black Theme" on the outside. Soo, I thought I'd throw in a little color. Tonight, I was bored, so I went with a couple other colors for some plastic in the engine bay and my Peeling stock grill.
Let me know what you think.

DeusExMaxima

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Nice!!! Get rid of the huge NISSAN burger on the engine cover. Also, black lettering on teh engine cover might be nice too.

MaXXXpower

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Thanks,
I've gotta keep the burger, otherwise there will be a huge "place burger here" indentation left on the cover.
I agree on the black lettering. I've gotta wait a few days for the paint to dry before I mask the rest off.

DeusExMaxima

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Fill in the burger like I did:



I used epoxy filler and put it on in layers, letting each layer dry, and then sanding it. It took a bit of work, but it makes it look waaaay smoooother.

Dont forget to top it all off with clear coat

ramberg

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Looks good to me.

jsmithsole

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Looks sweet, p[rety heavy contrast of red though!! I just got crazy with some textured plastic paint as well. I painted the edges around the opening for my stereo, and then I painted the upper part where the info (my 7" screen) is. It was really flat and dull and smudged too easily. The I got excited and painted some of my engine pieces as well, gives it a nice texture...





I'll post some finished pics tomorrow...

jimmypronet

I need to do mine as well cuz mine is all scratch up.... is ther a high temp spray paint kyrlon for engine bay pieces?

Mack

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Nice Jsmith. I can't wait to see the pics. Anyone know where I can get spray-on carbon fiber?

Machinist

Nice job MaXXXpower