Subject	I think it all depends on it's condition. Yours looks like
Posted by	Audioquest on September 04, 2008 at 9:45 PM
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In Reply To	Re: Prep is the key here. Either sandblast it to get a clean posted by Mike87T on September 04, 2008 at 08:18 PM
Message	it must have been pretty clean to start with as it looks like a new stock plenum after painting. I was in the auto body biz for several years and everything one does up to the final application is the most important part to make the final spray look as good as it can.
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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