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I was thinking about ordering some of the PJ1 wrinkle black to paint a few covers with. Just curious what everyone's experience with the paint has been?
 
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Originally Posted by JJaseR
"I was thinking about ordering some of the PJ1 wrinkle black to paint a few covers with. Just curious what everyone's experience with the paint has been?"
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Don't have any experience with PJ1 paints, but I've used VHT Wrinkle Black on some parts - comes out almost identical to the MoCo's factory finish. Does need curing in an oven or kiln for best results.
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Originally Posted by O-Town D
Welcome to the Forum.
Don't have any experience with PJ1 paints, but I've used VHT Wrinkle Black on some parts - comes out almost identical to the MoCo's factory finish. Does need curing in an oven or kiln for best results.
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VHT paint here as well. I needed two coats and twice in the oven to get it to look right. There's some pics here

https://www.hdforums.com/forum/dyna-...kle-paint.html
 
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I've used vht as well.... I fould it hard to get even coverage on larger surface areas. thats probably my lack of painting skills.
 
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vht here , watch plastic parts cause they melt . heat gun works great to wrinkle paint
 
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How has the VHT held up to the elements? (rock chips, heat, etc.) I am looking to paint both primary covers top and side tranny covers and timing cover.
 

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Originally Posted by JJaseR
"How has the VHT held up to the elements? (rock chips, heat, etc.) I am looking to paint both primary covers top and side tranny covers and timing cover."
According to the mfr, VHT Wrinkle is good up to 350°F which is hotter than what the primary covers run at. For protection you can add a coat of "satin" or "matte" clear on top of the wrinkle - makes for easier cleaning and will help prevent the smaller chips/nicks from forming.

If you prep your parts carefully and apply the paint as per the instructions the end result will be durable and long-lasting. Hope it works out for you.
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Hadn't Thought about a clear coat thanks for the ideas guys!
 
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