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Re: batavus exhaust cleaning

  • Author: tom (---.yousq.net)
  • Verified User: thz123
  • Date Posted: 05-06-08 12:52

With regard to the paint not reacting to gas, you need to use a clear lacquer. I used a high temp clear lacquor made by Krylon, that I bought at the auto parts store in a spray can. It has a nice gloss finish. Enamal paint or clear will be affected by gas, it will etch the paint, I found out the hard way and had to repaint my tank after I originally used enamal gloss black by Krylon…
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jay 05-05-08 20:15
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Tom 05-06-08 14:04


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