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MG MGB GT V8 Factory Originals Technical - Brake Booster Paint Question / Clean up
Had to replace my master cylinder due to a leak and thought I would clean up the booster while I have the master cylinder off. Looking for some Ideas for paint or cleaning. Was thinking about just painting it with dark silver. |
Jim Miller |
Jim, You can somewhat simulate the original "yellow chromate" finish of the servo by using a brass coloured aerosol paint - apply a thin coat only. Worked for me! I also believe that Eastwood offers both a simulated cad plate and yellow chromate kit consisting of several steps of green/red/gold tints, but is a little pricey. http://www.eastwoodco.com/Department.asp?SKW=TSC23&Dep_Key1=spc&Cat=Specialty+Coatings&SubCat=Cad+Coating+Colors Graham |
Graham Creswick |
Jim! Graham beat me to the punch!. Eastwood has a great product. Good seeing you in Wheaton at the swap meet! rick |
rick ingram |
Graham, Rick: Thanks for the idea. I knew there was a way to go about this. I was thinking a dusting of gold paint might do the trick but was concerned that would be too bright. Your idea about using dusting brass colored paint should work. Thanks! I have a friend that can send it out and have it chrome plated. Checking with him to see how long it will take to get it back. |
Jim Miller |
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