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    #16
    I use high temp wrinkle vht from summit racing..


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    As for painting the block I like the OG gloss black....
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      #17
      I like the Hemi orange. But i'm use to seeing that color alot anyways.

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        #18
        I like to paint mine light colors so I can spot leaks.
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          #19
          I need to get the valve cover done once it's running, probably wrinkle black

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            #20
            have it powder coated!
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              #21
              I think I have decided on a color, we'll see how it looks :)
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                #22
                Originally posted by smooth View Post
                what are you guys using for your wrinkle black?

                I used Harley wrinkle paint when I did my valve cover but that is wickedly expensive
                Just powder coat ;)
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                  #23
                  Originally posted by A_Whelan View Post
                  I need to get the valve cover done once it's running, probably wrinkle black

                  What type of headers are those?
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                    #24
                    Not going to powder coat it. More expensive, no real benefit on something that isn't going to be seen when its in the car, etc.

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                      #25
                      [QUOTEThose are eBay headers, SuperSprint reps.[/QUOTE]

                      Do yourself a favor and get rid of those headers. Those provide no real value and will cause you more headaches than anything.
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                        #26
                        Definitely Yay.
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                          #27
                          Anytime I build a motor, I try to paint the block a lighter color so I can see if there are any leaks.

                          I love to see a clean painted M20 for sure!

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                            #28
                            PO painted mine, its ok, too bad he did a crappy job.

                            Here it in, in progress.




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                              #29
                              Originally posted by smooth View Post
                              what are you guys using for your wrinkle black?

                              I used Harley wrinkle paint when I did my valve cover but that is wickedly expensive
                              Harley black wrinkle paint is the best. A little pricey, but it gives a great, durable finish if you heat the piece on a hot plate or in an oven before spraying it.

                              Gloss black blocks are my preference by far.

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                                #30
                                Definitely painted it a bright/light color. You hardly see it anyway.

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