Bracket and pulley painting

icanfixall

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With all the yard sales you find all the neet stuff at I'm surprised you have not found some broke down stove with oven yet. Ya no the ones that only you can fix...:sly I'm betting to can find one on craigslist where the owner will pay to have it hauled off.. So hows the bakeing project coming along Al.. Just make sure you open all the doors and windows and maybe bake sone cookies just so you can mask the odor of what you were doing... Maybe cook a steak with some moshrooms and garlic for the good wifey when she gets home from a day at the office. Even roast up some garlic and put it in some mashed potatos will cover your tracks really well. Take it from a guy that got caught too many times baking a project in the kitcken.. I learned fast how to cover my tracks well.:angel::hail
 

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Check out Eastwood.com for a metal blackening finish.

http://www.eastwood.com/metal-blackening-system-set.html

Yes yes, that looks like what I'm after for bolts etc. Excellent I'll look into it and see what I can find. Maybe some Youtube vids and reviews

Gary got the last two pulleys in oven now, they have about 15 minutes of time left to bake. I could go a step further and rebake them all again after cooling this time at 450 but I'm not doing that as I've never done it for accessories. I will be doing it for hi Heat coatings and reporting on results when done and when installed and run.

I may even do the turbo housing just for chitzngigglz to see if so called new ceramic paint from VHT can withstand turbo temps! I'm not sure yet!
 

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