[Superman]

My fan, housing, strap and pulley parts are with Shaun at Tru6. The fan center, pulley and housing strap are being plated in yellow zinc, which is the stock finish. I am considering cerakote color choices now. When these parts return to me, they will be GORGEOUS. I am very excited.

The black sheet metal air duct pieces, such as the one which wraps around behind the distributor, look a little tired and will be remarkably ugly next to the new parts. So....I am taking them to a friend's shop today for sand blasting. Once the old paint is off, then I will paint them. I am looking for suggestions:

I am not set up for spraying auto paint....no negative air paint booth, no HVLP paint gun. I will need to use rattle-can paint. However, I suppose I could have the auto paint store make me some special rattle-can or bottled two-part paint which can be loaded into one of those propellant set-ups (I forget the name) where the propellant is in a can and the paint is in a bottle attached to the can. I would prefer the simplicity of using plain old rattle can paint, if that can work.

I have a can of the Worth satin black, which is a very Porsche-like finish.

I imagine I should start with a primer that will work on metal. Perhaps an etching primer. Will this work? Can I get metal-etching primer at Home Depot? Can I just use that, then color the parts with the Wurth paint?

What are your suggestions?