GasX New Member Oct 7, 2011 277 0 0 Florida Nov 6, 2011 #1 Is there an easy way to paint the red 4 stroke engine cover? Can I just prime it and spray it or does the plastic need some special prep work?
Is there an easy way to paint the red 4 stroke engine cover? Can I just prime it and spray it or does the plastic need some special prep work?
The_Aleman Active Member Jul 31, 2008 2,653 4 38 el People's Republik de Kalifornistan Nov 7, 2011 #2 You can just prime and spray, make sure the cover is clean of course.
scotto- Custom 4-Stroke Bike Builder Jun 3, 2010 6,505 25 38 Ridin' inSane Diego, CA. Nov 7, 2011 #3 I see a red cover and want to paint it black........so I did. Like the Aleman said, prime it and paint it.
I see a red cover and want to paint it black........so I did. Like the Aleman said, prime it and paint it.
Ruby478 Member Apr 2, 2011 218 7 18 Dallas,Tx Nov 7, 2011 #4 lol scotto you read my mind lol .............. anyways i used krylon primer/paint then sprayed a couple of automotive clear over it
lol scotto you read my mind lol .............. anyways i used krylon primer/paint then sprayed a couple of automotive clear over it
Ruby478 Member Apr 2, 2011 218 7 18 Dallas,Tx Nov 7, 2011 #6 almost forgot to tell u that once the paint is completely dry use some turtle wax and apply a few coats it really helps
almost forgot to tell u that once the paint is completely dry use some turtle wax and apply a few coats it really helps
GasX New Member Oct 7, 2011 277 0 0 Florida Nov 7, 2011 #7 Ruby478 said: almost forgot to tell u that once the paint is completely dry use some turtle wax and apply a few coats it really helps Click to expand... How does it help? I'll be using black engine paint, btw...
Ruby478 said: almost forgot to tell u that once the paint is completely dry use some turtle wax and apply a few coats it really helps Click to expand... How does it help? I'll be using black engine paint, btw...
Ruby478 Member Apr 2, 2011 218 7 18 Dallas,Tx Nov 7, 2011 #8 it help just in case u spill gas on it , the gas wont strip the paint if the wax ix on it
F Fred New Member Sep 25, 2008 24 0 0 Nov 7, 2011 #9 And spilled gas is why I have to repaint mine. Thanks for the tip Ruby.
GasX New Member Oct 7, 2011 277 0 0 Florida Nov 7, 2011 #10 Fred was it engine paint that got ruined?
S steampunk Member Mar 10, 2011 440 0 16 lakewood co Nov 7, 2011 #11 I'm guessing the fusion or the like right?....plastic specific paint?
The_Aleman Active Member Jul 31, 2008 2,653 4 38 el People's Republik de Kalifornistan Nov 7, 2011 #12 Plastic-specific paint can't hurt I spose, but it's not necessary. Mine was painted with quick-drying versions of Krylon that a bro and I use on almost everything.
Plastic-specific paint can't hurt I spose, but it's not necessary. Mine was painted with quick-drying versions of Krylon that a bro and I use on almost everything.
F Fred New Member Sep 25, 2008 24 0 0 Nov 7, 2011 #13 GasX, no it was krylon paint I think. Messed a little of it up at first but then hadto drain ols gas out of tank and spilled a bunch on the cover and it wrinkled the paint in places. I have not used engine paint.
GasX, no it was krylon paint I think. Messed a little of it up at first but then hadto drain ols gas out of tank and spilled a bunch on the cover and it wrinkled the paint in places. I have not used engine paint.