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If you paint it you lose the original finish with the little tiny fibers showing. Bead blast and semi clear coat.

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Another vote for clear coat. I only cleaned mine with Windex and coated it. All the stamps remained in place.
Craig

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http://www.71sg.com/stamps.html

Has the stamps you need. I used krylon semi flat black, but the original was a little glossier than that.

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$50 for a rubber stamp Do a search on Heaterbox. I ordered mine for $6.00.....shipped to my door...

for the 1970 b body non a/c heater box number 2936680 go to http://www.rubberstampchamp.com/custom.aspx?id=30
then go to size 3/4 x 3 and type in 2936680. font- futura book, size 38, bold, with a 1 pt border. nice source to get my stamps for all of these.

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If you paint it you lose the original finish with the little tiny fibers showing. Bead blast and semi clear coat.

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Another vote for clear coat. I only cleaned mine with Windex and coated it. All the stamps remained in place.
Craig

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I agree; no paint....not sure why you'd need to clear coat it either, but whatever. Painting it looses the original look.

Dave

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To do it correctly , you bead blast the casings and then clear coat them.
I use Eastwood Diamond Clear.
See pics.
Jules

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Wow Jules, that's remarkable... Thank you for telling us your ancient Chinese secret..

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http://www.71sg.com/stamps.html

Has the stamps you need. I used krylon semi flat black, but the original was a little glossier than that.

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$50 for a rubber stamp Do a search on Heaterbox. I ordered mine for $6.00.....shipped to my door...

for the 1970 b body non a/c heater box number 2936680 go to http://www.rubberstampchamp.com/custom.aspx?id=30
then go to size 3/4 x 3 and type in 2936680. font- futura book, size 38, bold, with a 1 pt border. nice source to get my stamps for all of these.

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http://www.71sg.com/stamps.html

Has the stamps you need. I used krylon semi flat black, but the original was a little glossier than that.

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$50 for a rubber stamp Do a search on Heaterbox. I ordered mine for $6.00.....shipped to my door...

for the 1970 b body non a/c heater box number 2936680 go to http://www.rubberstampchamp.com/custom.aspx?id=30
then go to size 3/4 x 3 and type in 2936680. font- futura book, size 38, bold, with a 1 pt border. nice source to get my stamps for all of these.

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My heater box has 2936681 the difference being the one on the end

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To do it correctly , you bead blast the casings and then clear coat them.
I use Eastwood Diamond Clear.
See pics.
Jules

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I didn't realize you cleared mine (which looks awesome!)

Dave