Reply to "Engine Bay (Oval Firewall Hole Plug)"

MattTMember

@stevebuchanan posted:
Matt, I think gloss black looks awesome. However, it shows every speck of dust, especially on a good paint job in the engine bay. My friend had it in his engine bay. He would wipe down the gloss black before taking the car out. When got there, the paint would be dusty. The satin gets just as dusty but you don't see it.

Great point, Now I'm questioning myself. Maybe this is why my projects take so long. Mine started out pulling the engine to fix oil leaks, now I'm going with a full roller stroker and changing to a -2 ZF to better handle the power. Will it ever end?

1/2/2512:48 PM

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