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Packard Forum Index » Post-War (1946-54)

Topic: Driving Impressions '54 Clipper Deluxe

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Rusty O\'Toole

Re: Driving Impressions '54 Clipper Deluxe

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$Rusty O\'Toole$

A thick coat of paint is no worse than a thick coat of rust.Maybe not as bad.

If you really want to be pernickety sandblast the drums and give them 1 coat of motorcycle cylinder paint or barbecue paint.

Frankly the difference in braking is theoretical. I do not believe there will be any measurable difference in braking no matter what kind of paint you use.

Posted on: 2013/11/23 2:25