Re: IML: Engine Colors for 55
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Re: IML: Engine Colors for 55
- From: FltSgt@xxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 6 Aug 2006 17:46:08 EDT
Hola Dan
If a H.S. know it all was hearing this question they may say, " ... the
colours for any 1955 MoPar is the same as a 1954 or a 1956...".
This same person a few years later may say to just check the records on this
site and a few others as this question is a regular one.
To cut the hassle and let you to go shopping the easiest way is to ask for
any rattle can Chrysler Engine Alum/chrome that is out on the car section paint
shelf at NAPA, auto Zone, Pep Boyz and the likes. Go to a cheap dollar store
and get two rolls of alum foil. Remove the Generator and the oil bath air
cleaner and pulleys that may be in the way.
Clean everything on the engine very good. Then come back tomorrow and clean
again what you missed. You may find that you need to do this again next
Saturay too. Cover all that you do not want painted this alum/silver colour with
the alum foil. Shake and then re-shake the rattle cans. When this is finished
spray all parts in sight.
For the pulleys, long generator arm, fan blades, generator/power steering
pump and etc, paint them a flat black or flat satin black. You may find that
Imperial painted some parts of this sort a couple of differant shades of black.
You can do this if your car is pulled on to the trailer to get to a car show.
You may find that a bag or two of # 0000 extra fine steel wool is great to
have.
There is more to this, but this will get you started to pure labour.
Uncle Rodger & Aunt Gabby
Colo Spgs
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