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Radiator painting question? #1496137
09/04/13 01:34 PM
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Can you paint directly over copper on a radiator or does it need to have primer sprayed on it first? Thanks Dave,

Re: Radiator painting question? [Re: superbeedave] #1496138
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Yes, no primer needed or would it be good to have it there. One coat of black is all I'd recommend.

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Thanks Challenger 1!

Re: Radiator painting question? [Re: superbeedave] #1496140
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There are special radiator paints that should be used to avoid problems with thermal expansion and conductivity loss. Eastwood is amongst the folks that sell it. Use a very thin coat

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So, are you really a Rocket Scientist?
Re: Radiator painting question? [Re: astrobuf] #1496141
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Eastwood's radiator black is what I used, turned out real well! Thanks!







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