You're welcome. It doesn't get hot in the hopper, so you don't have to use high temp enamel. If you have an air compressor already, dip tube sand blasters are pretty cheap ($10-$15) at home depot. Pick up a bag of blasting sand and you're good to go.xaos wrote:Nope, I did not..
Sounds like a good idea.
Don't have a sand blaster but I'm sure I can sand it, spray it with the high temp paint I used for the body & then brush on some high temp enamel.
In fact I will do this tonight, it should dry quickly enough. Might even add some color like a red in there, just for the heck of it..
Thanks for the tip..
No, I don't. Don't use used motor oil because it smells bad both during the summer and then in the fall when it burns off. There are a lot of threads about off season/summer storage. What I did that worked the best was to clean it thoroughly, then put a lamp inside with an incandescent bulb for a heat source.xaos wrote:Hey, in the off season do you apply (WD40) to the interior of the body as per the manual ??
I was thinking on spraying a light coat of used motor oil in it.
