Reply to "Engine Bay Paint"

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Last time I was down in Castle Rock many of the Panteras that Quella had restored had the truck liner sprayed in the engine compartment. I think Dennis said it was the “Speedliner” brand but I am not sure. It was not as bumpy or rough looking as some of the spray-in bed liners that I have seen. It also was available in any color.

It looked good but seemed a little to “industrial” or “race carish” for my personal taste - just my opinion. I understand the philosophy in using it but I really like the look of a super smooth and finished out engine compartment.

Maybe after I scratch mine a few more times I will change my mind, especially with how much time and energy it took to make mine look like it does.

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