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Rainy Days = Boredom = Painting Parts


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Hey been raining here for 4 days now, very soggy, but nice and green, but it had been very dry, so we needed it.

I decided to strip,primer and paint, 2 Mopar oil bath air cleaners.

One is 46-48 Mopar, the other is from a early 50s Mopar, was on 1955 Dodge truck.

They both have rather clean innards, don't leak, and are in decent form.

The 40s air cleaner, I may sell.

I used Rustoleum Gloss Black, reduced with Medium speed Dupli-color reducer, no hardener, didn't have any lying around.

I got a few runs, as the paint from my 1.4 tip HVLP gun, comes out quite fast, and with soemthing small like an air fliter, you got to be careful.

I will wait a few days, sand out a few runs and hit it with a final coat for both filters.

I stripped to bare metal, acid treated where applicable, and primered with Tremlcad, red oxide rust primer 1st.....

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gee Fred..I would have done all that for you for just one day of rain...

One day to think about it, 1 day to drink coffee about it, 1day to strip and clean all, drink more coffee, tend to the kids,wife and dog. And about 2 minutes to shoot on the paint.....ain't gonna need your help, but would splash down a few coffees with you, and have a piece of rhubarb apple pie, with a scoop or 2 of ice cream.

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