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<blockquote data-quote="Stringer" data-source="post: 177102" data-attributes="member: 2086">I apologize if this has turned more into a rebuild thread while I wait for my cylinder. Anyway I stripped the paint from my exhaust pipe which didn't have a very good paint job, all bubbled over and missing paint with rust etc. I picked up some VHT Flameproof black paint for the exhaust, and some duplicolor rattlecan (GM Torch Red) for my subframe which didn't have any paint whatsoever and was also showing small signs of rust. The cap color matched the radiator shroud I brought in with me so, that was my redneck paint swatch. We'll see how well it matches I guess. [ATTACH=full]23357[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]23358[/ATTACH]I will scuff them up some more tomorrow. But should I use the automotive self etching primer on the exhaust as well? Not sure if I should or not. I read the directions and of course they recommend the VHT primer which I did not see at the store.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stringer, post: 177102, member: 2086"] I apologize if this has turned more into a rebuild thread while I wait for my cylinder. Anyway I stripped the paint from my exhaust pipe which didn't have a very good paint job, all bubbled over and missing paint with rust etc. I picked up some VHT Flameproof black paint for the exhaust, and some duplicolor rattlecan (GM Torch Red) for my subframe which didn't have any paint whatsoever and was also showing small signs of rust. The cap color matched the radiator shroud I brought in with me so, that was my redneck paint swatch. We'll see how well it matches I guess. [ATTACH=full]23357[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]23358[/ATTACH] I will scuff them up some more tomorrow. But should I use the automotive self etching primer on the exhaust as well? Not sure if I should or not. I read the directions and of course they recommend the VHT primer which I did not see at the store. [/QUOTE]

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