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I just got a new set of Eaton leaf springs in and the finish looks very rough. Can I paint these black or silver and they still be correct? Any suggestions on a way to help the looks?
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OE leaf springs weren't painted.
Their manufacturing process produced a flat, uneven, dark grey finish.
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So what do you do to keep them from rusting?
Wouldn't a dark gray paint look better than a rusted spring? |
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How about putting clearcoat on them.
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I use the POR exhaust manifold paint, its a bit lighter, but You can probably tint it with Regular Black POR. This works great for drivers.
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These were taken apart, wire brushed and a rust inhibitor was applied then shot with rattle can steering gearbox paint from NPD. They were too blue so I dusted them with light coats of some cast iron gray.
http://www.chevelles.com/showroom/rear5.jpg The POR may be a tougher finish though. [Edited by DjD (03-04-2002 at 09:53 PM).] [Edited by DjD (03-04-2002 at 09:56 PM).] |
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