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Subject: [oletrucks] Air Filter - paint and how to fill
From: "Jim House" <jhouse@ccsolution.com>
Date: Sat, 16 Dec 2000 12:07:05 -0500
Well after I striped down my filter and wiped it down I agree with you all
that it is metal. I am going original on my 46 1/2 ton and have the large
oil filter.  I have been told the filter should be semi-gloss black.  I have
a few questions:


MAKE THE PAINT STICK
I am only spraying out of shake cans so my question is what do I do to make
the paint stick.  I have cleaned this off the best I can however I am
concerned that it is still oil covered.

I have filled the hole on the bottom of the pan using DW Weld.  And have
sanded it down - looks great - wonderful solution - THANKS LIST.


WHAT SHOULD BE PAINTED
I think the top unit should have the top painted and around the sides down
to where the filter starts - but nothing else.

I think the bottom unit should only be painted on the outside and I should
NOT spray the INSIDE of this filter.

Would the paint be broken down by the oil and cause a problem inside the
filter element?  Any other problems or issues that I am not asking about?


WHAT OIL TO USE IN THE BATH
What is the correct oil to use in this bath?

Thanks,
Jim House
46 Chevy 3104
Hollis, NH

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