verf voor motorblok

[clarence]

weet iemand welke soort verf ik kan gebruiken voor voor mijn gereviseerd motorblok.

[RobStewart]

Duck Egg Blue is the standard colour for the 3 bearing engine, it changed to Primer Red with the introduction of the 5 bearing. Oh and Santana used it too ;)

The code for it is P800DEB and you can get it from here: http://www.frost.co.uk/engine-enamel-paint.html

Rob.

[Landmarcs]

Funny, those strange islanders. Who would choose Duck Egg Blue as engine enamel, who would choose Duck Egg Blue as a colour-name altogether .... only those strange islanders.
(Probably they had loads of Duck Egg Blue in stock as it was a colour in the World War Two aircraft camouflage schemes -- undersides of daytime active airplanes where painted Duck Egg Blue.)


Greetings MarcS


PS I do like funny people.

[RobStewart]

Why do you think we built Land Rovers ? we had to get rid of all that surplus Aircraft Aluminium and painting them was easy, Duck Egg Blue and Green and Black ;)

Rob

[Landmarcs]

RobStewart schrijft:

Why do you think we built Land Rovers ? we had to get rid of all that surplus Aircraft Aluminium and painting them was easy, Duck Egg Blue and Green and Black ;)

Rob

Those strange islanders started already during World War II, even before they returned to the continent with their funny developpements.

Look at this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hobart%27s_Funnies

Nobody ... nobody would invent "a porpoise behind you", well speaking of this, the concept was already invented by a stammering crypto-paedophilic mathematician and anglican deacon, just as the "nobody paradox".

"I see nobody on the road," said Alice.
"I only wish I had such eyes," the King remarked in a fretful tone. "To be able to see Nobody! And at that distance too! Why, it's as much as I can do to see real people, by this light!"

Greetings MarcS

[Luke]

Landmarcs schrijft:

Funny, those strange islanders. Who would choose Duck Egg Blue as engine enamel, who would choose Duck Egg Blue as a colour-name altogether .... only those strange islanders.
(Probably they had loads of Duck Egg Blue in stock as it was a colour in the World War Two aircraft camouflage schemes -- undersides of daytime active airplanes where painted Duck Egg Blue.)


Greetings MarcS


PS I do like funny people.

And then they still dare to say those romans were weird people :P

Luke

[RobStewart]

Luke wrote:

And then they still dare to say those romans were weird people :P

"Veni, vidi, vici" - "I came, I saw, I conked out." Julius Caesar in 47 BC driving his Land Rover Chariot in North East England inspecting his fine wall to keep the English out of Scotland ;)

Footnote, The Picts recognised the problem and replaced the left wheel hub made by Britpart for a far superior product.

(I think we may have gone Off-Topic) :laugh:

Rob

[Luke]

RobStewart schrijft:

And then they still dare to say those romans were weird people :P

"Veni, vidi, vici" - "I came, I saw, I conked out." Julius Caesar in 47 BC driving his Land Rover Chariot in North East England inspecting his fine wall to keep the English out of Scotland ;)

Footnote, The Picts recognised the problem and replaced the left wheel hub made by Britpart for a far superior product.

(I think we may have gone Off-Topic) :laugh:

Rob

Need I say more ?????

Aaai rest maai kees !

:P

[clarence]

thanks for replying, looking forward to the discussion that will follow by my next question.

[margo25]

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