RE: Intake Manifold Refinish

[Richard Kinsley <r.kinsley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Dennis wrote:
> 
> I have a aluminum intake manifold that was painted black.  I'm going to 
> have it media blasted to remove the old paint.  After it has been 
> cleaned is there a good clear coat that will work on the aluminum or 
> would it be better to paint it engine color.
> 
> 
> Thanks
> Dennis
> 
> 64 Belvedere
> 63 Sport Fury (basket case)
> San Diego

I just did this today. I was trying to decide what color to paint my 
Weiand alum dual quad manifold. I had thought I'd use the engine red but 
then I thought black would be a better contrast with the chrome 
Edelbrock's. Then I thought it would kinda minimize the nice manifold so 
I bought some 500deg Engine clear coat and painted it. The manifold 
looks nice, just a little more shimmer, and it should help prevent the 
tarnishing. I'm sure they'd all be OK though. I have used wrinkle paint 
before and I love the look but it is tough to clean! I pit it all over 
my Jeep engine components. When mud gets in the wrinkles, it stays.

Rich Kinsley   '64 Polara 4 door 318 poly/727pb/with goodies

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