Re: engine block paint
Posted by Tim Cole On 2011/9/23 17:12:02
I decided the best way to make a point was some actual exhibits:
Below is a picture showing an original Packard engine part taken from a junk and cleaned for the first time to expose the original Packard green paint.
Beside it is a spray plate with the previously mentiond leading authentic Packard green engine paint.
Please note that the lighter zone and the bolt are dry and that the darker zone has been wetted with solvent to simulate a fresh surface. Sometimes this produces a lighter zone.
As previously mentioned I have complete faith in the product. Yes, I have seen and documented variations, but these results can be repeated over and over by examining the same parts on original Packard motors.
My interest here is to provide a meaningful reference.
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Below is a picture showing an original Packard engine part taken from a junk and cleaned for the first time to expose the original Packard green paint.
Beside it is a spray plate with the previously mentiond leading authentic Packard green engine paint.
Please note that the lighter zone and the bolt are dry and that the darker zone has been wetted with solvent to simulate a fresh surface. Sometimes this produces a lighter zone.
As previously mentioned I have complete faith in the product. Yes, I have seen and documented variations, but these results can be repeated over and over by examining the same parts on original Packard motors.
My interest here is to provide a meaningful reference.
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