Rocker cover refurb
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I am trying to de-orange bits of my car including the rocker cover of the beautiful twin cam engine.
Ideally I would like this to be restored to a black crinkle finish with exposed alluminium highlights.
Has anyone had this professionaly done by blasting and powder coating, or is this something I could attempt myself with some paintstripper, some spray cans and a bit of elbow grease?
Thanks.
- Marcus+2
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Hi,
Try Redditch Shot blasting. Have done some excellent work for me in the past.
https://www.redditchshotblasting.co.uk
Cheers
Try Redditch Shot blasting. Have done some excellent work for me in the past.
https://www.redditchshotblasting.co.uk
Cheers
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mark030358 wrote:Hi,
Try Redditch Shot blasting. Have done some excellent work for me in the past.
https://www.redditchshotblasting.co.uk
Cheers
Thanks - is that your rocker cover in red on their webpage??
- Marcus+2
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Hi,
Nope they did one on an S4 that I restored many moons ago, excellent job. Pictures below..
cheers
Mark
Nope they did one on an S4 that I restored many moons ago, excellent job. Pictures below..
cheers
Mark
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mark030358 - Coveted Fifth Gear
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In the past i have just stripped the paint. Bought a spray can of "crackle/crinkle paint". Sprayed then popped in the Oven while swmbo was shopping.
Perfect result.
Alan
Perfect result.
Alan
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Marcus,
I also used Redditch Shotblasting and am pleased with the result.
Richard Hawkins
I also used Redditch Shotblasting and am pleased with the result.
Richard Hawkins
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