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From the forum response I figured I had a 50% chance of it sticking. I have put 100 miles on the new motor and the headers look like the day I baked them at home. I did not use any primer, I sandblasted and rattle canned them. I'm so thrilled with my new found power. After everything I have done with 1362. The same rule applies. I could have bought an equal car for less than I've spent. But I'll tell yall' I have met the best people and had more fun with this car than any other I've ever owned. OzGT5... my can said nothing about primer.. Time will tell, but it was worth the 6 bucks.

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