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Hammerite for engine bay? 120-130

posted by  Phil S. on  Sun Jul 13 08:32 CST 2003
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The True Value hardware store down the street from me carries Hammerite -- I don't know if that's just one store, or if they have it chain-wide.

I think it looks fine in Shayne's wagon, and it seems to hold up extremely well. Then again, everything looks fine in Shayne's wagon, and that's an understatement.

No idea if you care, but just FYI, if you ever plan on showing the car, VSA/VCOA rules specify that engine bay and trunk paint matches the exterior. Hammerite is worth a point off, even in the modified classes (unless you paint the outside of the car with it too).

8^)






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