Not really; the quality of the sorta-semi yellow paint was
crappy/thin----I can send you a pic, if you don't recall
my initial-pics that I sent to the List, showing how the caps looked.
Besides the crummy paint-job, the caps also had "DELCO" in raised
letters on them.
The underside of the Tar Topper is flush, confirming that the raised
letters are solid-items, and not vac-u-formed
protrusions.
The plastic-substance is thin, but tough.
I initially tried using a medium file to see how well the letters would
grind-off.
The letters didn't like the file, so I introduced the Tar Topper to Mr.
Bench-Grinder, which was able to get the
"Delcos" to go bye-bye.
Some primer, to smooth out the abrasions, finish-sanding, a lot of
masking-off work, and two minutes of spray painting, and VOILA!
Talk about anal; though: I think I'll go clear-coat the green caps, now
that the paint has set up fully!
Neil Vedder
brians wrote:
Neil,
You're not getting too anal about the battery are you?
Brian
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And El third....
BTW, I used laquer thinner to take some of the gloss off of the tar
topper (to make it look mo-like
a tar-topped battery).
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