I agree on the Zynolyte paint. I have been using it for everthing on my race
Bugeye for a number of years. It has a hard finish, the color selection is
good,
and it is easy to apply. It works well on engine blocks.
My original local supplier quit selling it and I looked for months before
Menards
started stocking it.
Paul Fitzsimmons
RodsINTOMG@aol.com wrote:
> In a message dated 98-10-29 01:24:33 EST, you write:
>
> <<
> I aerosol (from hardware store) sprayed my suspension bits black, over
> grey prinmer. I was amazed how chip prone the stuff was. Do you happen
> to know if some brands are more robust than others?
>
> >>
> Malcolm,
>
> Why are you using primer on suspension pieces? Paint does not really stick
> all that well to primer. Do you think the MG factory primed suspension pieces
> before top coating - I think not. Primer is for bodywork where surface
> imperfections are filled and leveled with the primer built-up and sanded
> between coats.
>
> I think that Krylon rattle-can paints are a good product: quick drying, run
> free, wide choice of colors, and a durable finish etc.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Rod Schweiger
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