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Painting brake fluid reservoir 120-130

posted by  Arno P on  Thu May 8 07:17 CST 2003
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Hm,

Looks quite good....is it that rust-converter stuff that usually needs a paintcoat to finish the result? Milky stuff when you apply it, black when it's dried and they mention it should be applied to the wet rust (water to it)?

I am also going to do the clutch reservoir which should be, if I am not mistaken, silver....

With some parts of that reservoir being stripped by the fluid, I see a nice metal (silvery) color. I was thinking of simply keeping that clean metal...if it is not iron...(rust).
What did you do getting the paint on that reservoir?





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