Rattle Can Paint Your Engine Bay
Painting an engine bay is pretty easy. For this job I decided to use spray paint from a rattle can. Rattle cans are cheap, and if you prep well, you get great results. The more parts you remove, the easier all of this becomes. I decided not to remove the brake booster and wiring harness. The extra work was not worth it to me on this round. As I mention in the video, this is probably not the last time the engine will be out of the car. If there is a next time, it will involve a little more shaving of the engine bay. Probably not a full shave, but you never know. Clearly I am not a big fan of shaving. 🙂
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Hello Charles,
You are a professional, your videos are very honest, all videos are great and useful.
How much time do you do this?
Hey Charles,
That is great video but how do you clean your engine Bay?