i agree,sem makes a good spray bomb.i loved that orginal euro trim black years ago,it was the closest thing i've used to their hot rod black but in a spray bomb.they've changed the formula three times since then.not the same.
Mine is the Eurojet trim black. It's the first time I've used SEM, and def won't be the last as I have ALOT of interior plastics to paint.i agree,sem makes a good spray bomb.i loved that orginal euro trim black years ago,it was the closest thing i've used to their hot rod black but in a spray bomb.they've changed the formula three times since then.not the same.
Mine is the Eurojet trim black. It's the first time I've used SEM, and def won't be the last as I have ALOT of interior plastics to paint.
Textured and painted valve covers and finished one header. Header doesn’t look as good as I hoped but it will work and clears steering stem. Paint and a little more grinding should make it less ugly. The other header will be much easier.
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i agree,I perfer a stain finish over the flat.a little sheen is nice.some flats out there are almost chalky and cheap looking.but everyone's different.I've just used the regular Trim Black. It occasionally comes out a little bit too flat IMO but it still looks good. I did some motorcycle tins on a Harley Davidson with it for a customer probably 3 or 4 years ago and I saw the bike just before Thanksgiving last year and it still looked good.
i agree,I perfer a stain finish over the flat.a little sheen is nice.some flats out there are almost chalky and cheap looking.but everyone's different.
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