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On 2005-05-14 14:19, Agkistrodon wrote:
you guys are working too hard 200 -400 grit will clean it up nicely and maybe some 800-1000-1500 whatever to clean it up (for you anal retentive types) then hit it with some flat black out door grill / BBQ spray paint you cant tell , its thick enough to fill small scratches and looks stock.
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I've done this before on a 96 Trident clutch cover and it works admirably. Only difference is I had to use a little JB Weld (an epoxy filler/glue material) to fill a few of the scratches and I used semi-gloss high temperature engine paint.
If you are really anal about it, go to a local paint supplier and ask them who locally does powder coating. Chances are there are a number of them who will do a clutch cover for $25 to $40-- but be sure to do all the sanding first yourself and make sure it's to your satisfaction.
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