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<blockquote data-quote="Clem" data-source="post: 638171" data-attributes="member: 15"><p>I've painted tinware in various stuff over the years and it can be fine and is a quick(ish) DIY option, some bits will stay fresh and clean but for sure, some will look shabby quickly.</p><p>After having a set blasted and powder coated last year, Id recommend it. Its nice to just hand it over and get it back looking mint. Prices have risen lately (natch) I paid £150 last year that included the engine support bar and took three weeks - this is all variable of course. </p><p>Tip - count all the parts out, and count them back in again ...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Clem, post: 638171, member: 15"] I've painted tinware in various stuff over the years and it can be fine and is a quick(ish) DIY option, some bits will stay fresh and clean but for sure, some will look shabby quickly. After having a set blasted and powder coated last year, Id recommend it. Its nice to just hand it over and get it back looking mint. Prices have risen lately (natch) I paid £150 last year that included the engine support bar and took three weeks - this is all variable of course. Tip - count all the parts out, and count them back in again ... [/QUOTE]
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