Stoney's Supercharger Thread
Stoney's Supercharger Thread
I will soon be fitting my old charger to my new car, (possibly at JAE, with some help!) I anticipate that along the way I will have many questions to ask, and so am starting this thread for that purpose.
Knowing how much OJC crew like pics, here is my charger, and my car :lol:
I will in future have questions relating to boost upgrades, amongst other things, but for now I would like to ask about paint!
I know several members have pained their charger and/or pipework and/or intercooler. I was thinking of painting all three, as have a black on black theme going on, and think it would look pretty cool to boot. I would, ideally, need to get this done before fitted, to save a LOT of time doing it later.
What paint can anyone recommend? Will I need to use a primer first?
If it's not purple, I know nuffin.,... but I just wanted to say I LUV your signature .... too too funny !
What about powder coating it all mate?
Sparkystav What about powder coating it all mate?
Sparkystav What about powder coating it all mate?
I just used Hammerite smooth on mine matey, just make sure you degrease it very well, could use the brush on or the sprays? :thumbup1:
Mine...
The paint seems to be holding up very well too :thumbup1:
I wonder if this would work as a paint in your engine bay...
http://www.uktoolcentre.co.uk/Shop/p~434...00-ml.html
Halfords Caliper spray paint works well mate. That's what I used on my Procharger and it came out very smooth and held up really well under heat.
I'd avoid going the powdercoat route though unless you want to take the charger apart first. I would think that things like the oil seals (and the oil for that matter) wont appreciate being heated in an oven at 400c.
jimxms I'd avoid going the powdercoat route though unless you want to take the charger apart first. I would think that things like the oil seals (and the oil for that matter) wont appreciate being heated in an oven at 400c.
jimxms I'd avoid going the powdercoat route though unless you want to take the charger apart first. I would think that things like the oil seals (and the oil for that matter) wont appreciate being heated in an oven at 400c.