I dunno but Eastwood will sell the materials to do it @ home if
anyone will .
They have the ' just so ' paints for the heater plenums and etc. too
if you're rich , go there with your credit card in hand .
-Nate
Tim wrote:
>
> Thanks Nate and Jim and for the input from everyone else. I guess my
> next question is can I do that in my shop with any standard
equipment?
> I to really like the look. It really just tops the motor off.
> -Tim
> >
> > I believe it's anodizing that provides the gold tint . the carby
is
> > made of pot metal and is a natural grey color . few rebuilders
take
> > the time to re-anodize the carby parts back to that lovely gold
> > color .
> >
> > -Nate
> >
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