painting an iron barrel with heat disipating tarten paint, does it work or is it a myth?
its been recomended but like any of these halfords tuning tricks from carlos fandango im never quite sure?
painting an iron barrel with heat disipating tarten paint
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"tarten" paint................
Is that the stuff that comes out in a pattern with each brush stroke?
Prefer the chequered stuff myself
Chris
Is that the stuff that comes out in a pattern with each brush stroke?
Prefer the chequered stuff myself
Chris
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Thats slanderous. It works, and so does the polka dot paint !cezeta wrote:its been recomended but like any of these halfords tuning tricks from carlos fandango im never quite sure?
When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
actualy i was being serious but with scepticism.
the paint im refering to is the matt black stuff that claims to be heat dispersing, i was wondering if there is ANY truth in the claim?
ps. you cant use a brush with tarten paint you idiots, you will smudge the lines
the paint im refering to is the matt black stuff that claims to be heat dispersing, i was wondering if there is ANY truth in the claim?
ps. you cant use a brush with tarten paint you idiots, you will smudge the lines
carlos fandango wrote:Thats slanderous. It works, and so does the polka dot paint !cezeta wrote:its been recomended but like any of these halfords tuning tricks from carlos fandango im never quite sure?
oops sorry
we laughed in the 70s but i quite like the car now
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When i was young my Mom said "if you haven't got anything nice to say, say nothing at all " ..................... and people wonder why I'm quiet around them !
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ha the track on that anglia looks like something from the chop shop, but done with more stylecezeta wrote:we laughed in the 70s but i quite like the car now
I was planning to paint my next barrel black, but I really doubt whether it'll make a huge difference to cooling...