the mopar paint is very thin, covers poorly and burns off.
>From: Elijah Scott <imperial1971@xxxxxxxxx>
>>--- Ken & Tracie <kjosephson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > I wanted to gather opinions and experiences from
> > list members concerning the
> > quality of the various engine paints available.
>
>For the correct Mopar Turquoise, visit your nearest
>Chrysler dealership. If they don't have a few cans on
>the shelf, they can order it -- usually less than $5 a
>can.
>
> > the correct color of turquoise. I also want to know
> > which brackets, etc. are
> > painted the engine color and which are painted
> > black.
>
>Alternator brackets, A/C compressor brackets, power
>steering pump brackets, vacuum reservoir, and air
>cleaner are all painted black; all else should be
>turquoise (hopefully someone else will add any details
>I'm not thinking of). And you could paint the
>distributor hold-down bracket black, but they were
>bare metal from the factory.
>
>Better yet, visit Dick Benjamin's '67 Imperial refurb
>project at
>http://www.imperialclub.com/Yr/1967/DickBsRefurb/
>which includes great pictures of a correctly restored
>engine!
>
>
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