Spray painting intercooler
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Hey guys, I've just made a stencil of the sti logo up at work, and I wanted to spray it, in silver, onto my standard black tmic.
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I dunno if this is a daft question or not, but am I gonna affect the performance of it at all if I spray that onto it? I'm guessing not but just wanted to double check like. Also, do I need to use any special kinda paint? Or will any old silver spray paint do?
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I dunno if this is a daft question or not, but am I gonna affect the performance of it at all if I spray that onto it? I'm guessing not but just wanted to double check like. Also, do I need to use any special kinda paint? Or will any old silver spray paint do?
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on my car i just put mesh over the top of the intercooler u can take the top of that goes around the edge and attach the mesh under neath just paint it on that
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Silver hammerite should do the trick. Used the black 'smooth'
stuff on the calipers, would think they run at a little
higher temperature than whatever the i/c is exposed to.
Craig.
stuff on the calipers, would think they run at a little
higher temperature than whatever the i/c is exposed to.
Craig.
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