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33fromSD
10-16-2020, 06:39 AM
I failed at several attempts to use the search function on this forum site, so HUGE apologies if this has been discussed before, but is there a touch up color that matches or a close match for the black powder coat FFR use on their 33 HR frame that I can buy?

I have a few scratches in the frame in the engine bay where parts rubbed during shipment that I'd like to get touched up before I drop the engine in.

Thanks, and again, sorry if this was asked before

Jim

FLPBFoot
10-16-2020, 07:46 AM
Is it gloss black or the new satin black? The Rust-oleum gloss black number 7779 works great for the gloss black powder coat.

Sorry, I have no experience with the new satin color.

Steve

33fromSD
10-16-2020, 09:38 AM
Is it gloss black or the new satin black? The Rust-oleum gloss black number 7779 works great for the gloss black powder coat.

Sorry, I have no experience with the new satin color.

Steve

Sorry, I should have specified that...mine Gen 2 frame has the satin black powder coat. I tried Satin Black Rustoleum 2X and it was too shiny.

FF33rod
10-16-2020, 10:01 AM
Eastwood 2K hot rod satin black is a great match.

I believe Spray max brand is the same but isn't the one I used.

Steve

33fromSD
10-16-2020, 11:06 AM
Eastwood 2K hot rod satin black is a great match.

I believe Spray max brand is the same but isn't the one I used.

Steve


Thank you Steve

DoBoy
10-22-2020, 10:13 AM
I've been using VHT SP130 to touch up my gen2 frame, as well as silk satin black powder from prismatic powders to coat anything I want to match the frame. It's close enough that I can't tell where I've used the VHT.

33fromSD
10-23-2020, 06:05 AM
For the Gen 2 new satin black powder coat I also discovered that Rustoleum 2X Ultra Cover Paint & Primer "Satin Canyon Black" #249844 is a pretty close match as well.

It leaves a slight sheen when dry but I found that if you take 0000 steel wool and lightly buff in the touch up spot plus a slightly larger area around it (let dry at least 24 hours before doing this), that it knocks the sheen down and matches pretty close.

The good news is most of my touch up needed was on the x-brace below the engine so no one is going to really see it but I wanted to protect it from rusting.