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ryanovsalford
PostPosted: Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:49 am Up
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hi huys was just thinking about freshening up my bay and i know i require high temp paint for my rocker cover and mai cover but want to give the plastics a fresh lick of paint battery box fuse box etc . would standard prime paint and laquar be sufficiant of wound the heat in the bay just kill it??
 
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frenchfrog40
PostPosted: Tue Jul 30, 2013 5:53 am Up
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iv used halfords own primer, paint and lacquer for my rocker, battery and fuse covers. They would have all been fine but i put the rocker cover on while it was still a bit wet and the paint cracked. battery and fuse cover are both fine though
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ryanovsalford
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you used standard paint on your rocker take it it isnt a 8v then but everywhere else the paint is ok just let it cure properly before puting the bits back on
 
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dafdavies
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I've got normal paint primer on my 8v rocker cover been fine since I done it
 

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frenchfrog40
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ryanovsalford wrote:
you used standard paint on your rocker take it it isnt a 8v then but everywhere else the paint is ok just let it cure properly before puting the bits back on

no mines 16v. its the 2nd time i did rocker cover, was fine first time because i let it dry. was impatient this time as FCS was coming up so it was still a little wet when i put it on

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hayes_ctfc
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I used Halfords paint on my Air box, Battery cover and fusebox cover and they've held strong, but it has come away a bit on the airbox as I've got a bonnet bra on and it's stuck on to that which is a pain
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