The Firepower Silver that Dave Homstad recommends is a factory
color match of the aluminum silver used by Chrysler starting
with the 1951 Chrysler Hemi and is really the same silver all
the way back into the 1930s. THIS IS the Mopar aluminum silver
that is correct in tone and semi-gloss for our motors.
I have used it over a high quality primer on numerous motors.
If you are going to give the motor parts proper preparation
anyhow, this paint will give excellent durability. I recommend
it highly.
Sure, for a car you are preparing for auction or Scottsdale it
will not dazzle anyone. It just is CORRECT.
Wayne
----- Original Message -----
From: Rimington, Ken <Ken_Rimington@ATK.COM>
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 11:56 AM
Subject: Engine Paint
There are too many options for engine paint. I wish the choices
were more
simple. I need to paint my 1956 Dodge engine. Correct color is
silver.
The typical silver engine paints are flat and do not last long.
I would
like a silver semigloss or full gloss with both heat and
chemical resistance
so it will be easy to clean and last a good long time.
I need to know what has worked well for others. options
include, but are
not limited to: Basecoat/clearcoat silver, POR 15 silver engine
enamel,
Hirsch engine enamel, etc.
Which are the best or better choices???
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