Reply to "Painting chrome Fiamm horns to match the Mangusta's OEM red horns."

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leea posted:
...in case you worry that people will look into your right side fender well, original NOS TA/0GT that is perfectly right for the Goose are often on sale for $800...But the chrome Fiamm 2000 TA/0 (even as NOS) are on ebay a few times a year for less than $100, and the chrome provides a good foundation for the VHT SP450 "anodizing" paint. Since it is a kind of 'candy' color (lots of clear with a smudge of tint) I was worried about getting good coverage and avoiding color variation, but in fact it sprayed out of the can nicely and looks as good as I'd hoped...Lee
https://www.ferrarichat.com/fo...s-fan-details.65158/

5/25/197:45 AM

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