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I love eastwood. I painted the engine in the roadrunner with it and it still looks great 6 years later. Did my hemi with it as well. I shot both with a gun.

All 3 of my hoods are SEM hot rod black. Good stuff!

Paint stripper for aluminum

SEM Hot rod black is the only thing I’ll use on my hoods. Cleans up with spray wax. I had one hood with orgisol, never again.

If it’s that thin I would cut it out.

This stuff works great on old acrylic enamel. Sounds like you need to hit it with rubbing compound first. That’s providing there’s anything there to bring up.

I have a lift off AAR on my dart. Been on there about 10 years now. Nice piece, was pretty much scuff and paint.

Omaha orange?

Did it originally have the stripe? I think it would look good!!

Very nice runner!! B7 car? Mine was originally b7 with the reflective stripe.

wipe it down with lacquer thinner

paint was applied to the exposed pillar, i actually pulled mine off cuz i personally like the bare look better. if you pull yours off it will be body color underneath.

base clear will probably be the easiest. if i were you i'd paint the car in sections unless you have a ventilated spray booth to use. i tried doing my RR in one shot in the garage and the over spray got ridiculous. ended up having to re clear most of it.

even the cheap stuff seems somewhat flexible from my experience. seems better than "regular" paint in that department

just look at it as "your buying the wife a new oven because she deserves it", and you'll just store the old oven out it the garage. :angel7:

i have an eastwood kit that i use for small parts, brackets, pullys, valve covers, and intake manifolds. works great, easy to clean. i also have a dedicated oven. wouldn't even think about doing it in the house.

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