Subject	You can buy paint-code matched aerosol cans here:
Posted by	TriniTT on October 10, 2012 at 10:21 AM
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In Reply To	For all you CRP owners out there posted by Silvo on October 10, 2012 at 09:32 AM
Message	AutomotiveTouchup.com and my process is high temp primer, then base coat, then high temp clear and I've never had so much as a flake come off the calipers after years of use. Cheers, JBrobst "A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." George Bernard Shaw
Follow Ups	For all you CRP owners out there - Silvo 09:32:43 10/10/12 Its not high temp, but check automotivetouchup.com (n/m) - johnnysombrero 10:19:17 10/10/12 You can buy paint-code matched aerosol cans here: - TriniTT 10:21:49 10/10/12 I actually just book marked that site today, - Silvo 15:04:03 10/10/12 Any brand suggestions for a high temp clear? - Silvo 02:11:42 10/11/12 I always have used standard automotive paint for my engine - Ash's Z 13:27:19 10/10/12 I really like that.. I however no longer have - Silvo 15:09:00 10/10/12 I powder coated 99% of everything that I could on - Zski 13:58:50 10/10/12 Is your Fuel Pressure Reg upside down? (n/m) - ChrisMedaris 15:21:09 10/10/12 Yes, and it is fixed now. It is an old photo of the engine. - Zski 15:41:33 10/10/12 Lol sorry didn't mean to criticize just looked off. (n/m) - ChrisMedaris 20:19:39 10/10/12 No worries... :) (n/m) - Zski 21:52:11 10/10/12 For certain flat black areas like the brake booster drum -- - jzack 18:18:05 10/10/12 Have used regular silver rattle can paint on the coolant - jzack 18:24:23 10/10/12
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