Reply to "The Foose Pantera job (Seeking Advice Regarding Painting the ZF Gearbox)"

peterfenlonMember

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Originally posted by David_Nunn:
Peter, just to clarify; Paul used the Eastwood Detail Gray that comes in a can, not the aerosol spray version. His advice was to apply three light coats, thinned 10% with lacquer thinner. Allow 15 minutes between
coats and let it cure for a couple of days before handling. Also, don't forget to mask off all
rubber seals (input shaft and output flanges). I hope this helps.

Yes David that does help a lot, I have ordered a quart that IS in a can so I can now instruct my pals at the paint shop just how it was done, again brilliant information thank you.

4/27/169:24 AM

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