I can't comment on the Eastwood product, but I was once told that "radiator
paint" was supposed to be thinner and formulated to adhere without a primer.
The idea is to NOT insulate the fins and tank with a thick coat of nice
shiny enamel. I'll admit, I use Krylon, but I try to just dust it on.
JohnD
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From Frank Clarici <spritenut at exit109.com>
Subject: Re: Radiator paint
Phil Nase wrote:
> I have the radiator clean and ready for paint. What is the correct black
to
> use on it?
Carbon black?
Coal black?
Midnight black?
Semi gloss black?
Of course Eastwood sells "Radiator" black (krylon with their label on
it) not to be confused with "chassis" black or "wheel" black and
definately never to be mixed up with "Detail" black or "bumper" black.
But if they sell all those black paints, I guess people buy em.
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