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The good news is I am finally back to working on my TR4 restoration project.
The replacement coolant pipe line that runs on the driver side of the engine
from the front housing to rear of engine is stainless steel. Any
recommendations on how to paint the stainless pipe so it adheres well. I am
told the finish should be black like the engine. Powder coat?
Thanks in advance.
Jim Henningsen
Ocala FL
62 TR4
75 TR6
68 Land Rover
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news is I am finally back to working on my TR4 restoration =
project. The replacement coolant pipe line that runs on the =
driver side of the engine from the front housing to rear of engine is =
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