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Skanky-looking overflow tank
Anyone ever paint the 944's coolant overflow tank? They look so terrible when they turn yellow.
Is there a paint that will stick to that type of plastic? If I did it, I'd mask off a strip on the top of the tank so I could still see the coolant level. TIA, everybody. |
you would have to sand it lightley then paint it with high temperature engine paint.
i would sand with paper between 1000 and 1500 and then go ahead and paint. SHAUN |
And then you won't be able to see through the thing...
Ahmet ------------------ It's all the driver... My page over1g@hotmail.com Porsche owners Gallery.../My 944 |
it will only work if you put a "typeR" sticker on it.
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don't paint it - it's going to rupture sooner or later anyway.
get a new one - they are a beautiful clear-white. Just over $100.00 ------------------ keith '86 951 redNeckarsulm |
It is about impossible to get anything to stick to that plastic for long. Many have tried and I have yet to hear of a success story.
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Thanks, guys. I think I'll go with a new one if they're only around $100. The tank is the last remaining eyesore in there, as I just had the valve cover powder-coated--kind of a wrinkle-finish black. I don't know of anybody with a 100,000-mile-plus S2 whose orig. valve-cover paint has survived.
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