Reply to "Engine Bay Paint"

garth66"When speed is the only thing that counts"

I went the truck bed liner route and don't regret it. It's beautiful, durable, easy to clean, and approximates the original look but has a bit of a shine to it that makes the engine compartment pop.

I used the POR-15 truck bed liner kit and sprayed it on at 100 psi to get more of a fine pebbled finish rather than a thick bumpy finish like some bed liners I've seen. I saw another Pantera at last years Concorso that used the POR-15 kit, but the bed liner was rolled on with a foam roller rather than sprayed, and it was smoother than mine - almost like 120 grit sandpaper when it came to how "bumpy" it was.

Just food for thought!

4/5/1211:51 AM

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