How to Paint Classic Car Engine Parts

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Tired of your old engine looking... not so good? Clean it up and enhance the overall look with a simple paint job! In this episode, we show you how to paint your engine block, costing you only a few bucks and about an hour or two of your time! First your must remove all grease, dirt and oil from your engine. Once you have a clean engine block, you must put a scratch in the surface so the paint can adhere. After you have scratched the surface, tap off the areas your don't want to paint, then spray whatever color you want on using multiple light coats. Warnings Always wear eye protection when

So you think you know how to paint an engine? Sure you can just spray bomb it, but with a few extra steps you can have a great finish that really lasts.

You may have heard the saying, "A Clean Car Runs Better." Well, that is not totally a myth. When you have a clean engine with all the sludge and grease removed, your car will run a little cooler. Engine painting is a fun project and will really give you a sense of accomplishment, especially when you compare before and after pictures. Not...

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