Subject	Prep is the key here. Either sandblast it to get a clean
Posted by	Audioquest on September 04, 2008 at 8:10 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Re: Plenum Paint Recomendations posted by acewray on September 03, 2008 at 05:02 PM
Message	and oil/oxidization free surface, or what I did was spent many hours sanding it down until it was close enough that it could have been polished with a bit more effort, but that is a ton of work.
Follow Ups	Plenum Paint Recomendations - acewray 15:08:25 09/03/08 Re: Plenum Paint Recomendations - Mike87T 16:54:01 09/03/08 Re: Re: Plenum Paint Recomendations - acewray 17:02:48 09/03/08 I used caliper paint and it's been on for - Audioquest 19:07:18 09/03/08 Agree, high heat rattle can will not stand up. - Milo (SATX) 18:13:54 09/04/08 strange..mine has been fine... - Mike87T 19:55:22 09/04/08 2nd. High temp paint on my NA plenum for 5+ yrs now. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 22:15:22 09/04/08 The red on my 1st plenum faded fairly quickly. - Milo (SATX) 23:17:45 09/04/08 Prep is the key here. Either sandblast it to get a clean - Audioquest 20:10:28 09/04/08 Re: Prep is the key here. Either sandblast it to get a clean - Mike87T 20:18:18 09/04/08 I think it all depends on it's condition. Yours looks like - Audioquest 21:45:00 09/04/08 Re: Plenum Paint Recomendations - LiL B 20:22:30 09/04/08
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