Sure have Lou,
On my 61 DeSoto, I
sandblasted them, painted and then as Dave said, dipped them about four time,
waited to dry between dips. The dip stuff got thicker between dips and that
helped too. Had to pour it in a little bigger container because the brackets
wouldn't fit in the original can.
Tip......... as they
are drying you need to rotate the brackets, to keep tits forming from
dripping.
<>Roy<>
Roy Asbjornsen
Puyallup,
Washington
In a message dated 3/30/2004 12:37:52 PM Pacific Standard Time,
email4lou@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
have you had luck with actually DIPPING the looms?
It didnt work for me, and I ended up brushing it on in layers until it
seemed to look OK.
Lou
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 3/30/2004 8:50:54 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] IGNITION WIRE
LOOMS
Yup -- "Plasti-dip" will do it. It's usually used for coating
tool handles, but works fine for the wire looms.
-Dave
Hello list members
Does anyone know if the wire looms that
support the plug wires over the valve covers,,,can be re-coated
with the black rubber-plastic insulation???
I have an idea to improvise,,,but if anyone
does it--GREAT
Thanks
ED ECKERSON
LI NY
57
FURY