<VV> engine fan paint

[tkalp at cox.net]

My advice is to clean it up and not paint it.  Don't Rhino it . . . it will add too much weight . . . they make them out of mag. for a reason.  Black seems to be the natural color for fans, they all seem to revert back to black.  I have a red fan, run it for awhile and it starts reverting to black.  Unless it is a show only car l would at most put a thin coating of black paint on it and a good wax job to keep it easy to clean.

Terry Kalp

---- Ray Rodriguez <reray at echoes.net> wrote: 
> Thanks for the replies on oil in the bellhousing... I'm going to plan on replacing the seals at both ends and that bellhousing seal.. and permatexing the bolts.
> 
> Next question.... I'm going to paint the engine cooling fan black... what is the best way to do it?  I'd rather not powdercoat because I don't have a local powdercoating shop.  I was actually thinking about getting it Rhino-lined... is this a good idea or a bad one?  Tell me whats worked in the past for you guys.  I'm going to drive the car quite a bit so I want something that will stand up.
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> Ray Rodriguez
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