How To Properly SPRAY PAINT your engine bay [Part 2 of 2 - MASK & PAINT]

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With age our cars will need a makeover not just on the outside, but also under the hood. This DIY project is very simple but can be time consuming. Be patient with scuffing and sanding if you want the paint to last. Also I did it in a very fast way because this is only a track car and I only did it to make it looks better to me. Also it's something I wanted to do for myself for once.
Take your time and have fun, the result will be rewarding.
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[@richr542]

If you’re happy I’m happy

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Really good video, im gonna be using this to paint my E36 engine bay. Was just thinking matte black for durability. Was thinking of not using any sort of clear coat

[@ricotheunprofessional]

Thank you!
I dont think the clear coat is necessary unless it's a show car, as for durability, as long as you sand the original paint throughly and spray it well, it will hold for a long time.