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Old 05-10-2010, 10:27 PM
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I did mine with POR 15 Black. It looks nice in gloss. This pic isnt that clear but you get the idea.

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This Aussie paint mob are said to be as good as POR15:
http://www.kbs-coatings.com.au/Rust-Sealer_c_7-1-0.html

Blacktop is their version of Chassis black

Not tried it myself tho.
I've used it on my diff centre, and it came up a treat. A 250ml can goes a bloody long way too
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Just a couple of coats of Black Por 15 is the go.
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Old 05-14-2010, 06:02 AM
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Found out the KBS reseller is 950m from my house. So I bought a 500m tin of RustSeal in Gloss Black for $39.

The difference (I was told) between RustSeal and the Blacktop is the Blacktop has UV balancers in it. Seeing as it's under the car I don't think it's going to see a lot of sunshine...

Pic's when it's had a couple of coats.
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Found out the KBS reseller is 950m from my house. So I bought a 500m tin of RustSeal in Gloss Black for $39 .
Yep, It's expensive stuff but that 500mil will go a long way.

Did he tell you not to get it on your hands?.
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Yep, It's expensive stuff but that 500mil will go a long way.

Did he tell you not to get it on your hands?.
Hey Rebel,

I've done two coats already and there is heaps left. It's great stuff and paints quite thin. I'm using a brush and it shows no streak marks.

A trick for young players, wear rubber gloves, I've got a couple of bits on my forearms and it's like a tattoo. This stuff does NOT come off... I'm painting in my garden shed out the back so if I get it on the floor or the walls the wife won't see it.

Apparently you can hit it with a hammer when cured.
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Old 05-16-2010, 06:23 AM
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I've done two coats already and there is heaps left. It's great stuff and paints quite thin. I'm using a brush and it shows no streak marks.
I have found that those foam brushes from the hardware store also work well to apply it with.

I sprayed mine, and then used the brush in a small bracket. The only difference was that the brushed paint had a few small spots of dust in it. Amazing how well these products flow out.

Post some pics when your done.
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A trick for young players, wear rubber gloves, I've got a couple of bits on my forearms and it's like a tattoo. This stuff does NOT come off... I'm painting in my garden shed out the back so if I get it on the floor or the walls the wife won't see it.

Apparently you can hit it with a hammer when cured.
One day I'll tell you about a young fella who wore the gloves but found he needed a wee half way thru the job .... ended up with black finger prints all over his pecker which took a month to wear off.

His wife wouldn't let him near her for that month.

Yep, it sets very hard ( not unlike gloss powder coat ) and is the reason you should mask all your seal faces. It will migrate under a seal and will damage that seal very quickly.
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Old 05-16-2010, 05:09 PM
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HAHA! Thats the funniest thing i have heard in a while.
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ended up with black finger prints all over his pecker which took a month to wear off.

His wife wouldn't let him near her for that month.
If his wife wouldn't let him near how did the paint "wear off"?
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One day I'll tell you about a young fella who wore the gloves but found he needed a wee half way thru the job .... ended up with black finger prints all over his pecker which took a month to wear off.

By Rebel 1.

A similar story only much more painful. I had some ornamental chillies growing... you know the purple coloured little buggers.. and I was told that if you break them open with your fingers and spinkle the seeds throughout the garden, you will have new plants spinging up everywhere. Half way through the process I required a leak and unfortunately for me, I didn't wash my hands first. I usually do that afterwards. A good soaking in a fifteen ounce beer glass full of iced water is the remedy for anyone else stupid enough to try this.

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hi there you may of already found out now but the jag diff should have 2 tags on it ,one for the ratio ie 3.54 and onother with PL which stands for powerlock,(jags name for limited slip),these were both on my unit which came out of an XJS V12
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Glad to have you on board Glenn. Now post some pics in your gallery of your pride and joy!

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There we go. All done ready to be bolted in. The brushmarks are not visible and that is some serious gloss...



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I think that looks much better than the clear would have...



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Yea, I thought about how much more sanding I would have had to do to get it to a point where the clear would have looked smick. I'm not allowed to stick my parts in the missus dishwasher like some...
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JC, It looks like you got carried away and cleaned the pavers as well
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Wow ... pretty

They look like my pavers except I got weeds growing between em.
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JC, It looks like you got carried away and cleaned the pavers as well
Looks like it doesn't it! I wasn't going to put my pretty down on dirty pavers was I...

The first photos were on the driveway, the second lot were out the back under the pergola. Now that you mention it though the driveway may get a going over with Karcher this weekend...
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Bunch of bl@@dy braggers, a 10 oz would've done me
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