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I'm sure it will raise them a little but it won't be that much. What other choice do you have, let the oil run through the pan and on to the ground?
Joe
no it wont, i just did one at work with por 15 came out good, the prob is its so thin going on it likes to run, but tell you wat its the best paint ive seen go on an oil pan and when it sticks its great, id recommend it!Its prob the best thing you can put on there, just dont get it on your skin!
no it wont, i just did one at work with por 15 came out good, the prob is its so thin going on it likes to run, but tell you wat its the best paint ive seen go on an oil pan and when it sticks its great, id recommend it!Its prob the best thing you can put on there, just dont get it on your skin!
I have already learned the hard way about getting it on your skin. I was out painting one night until 10:30 using a head lamp for light, by the time I was done, my hands looked like I played the Tin Man in the Wizzard of Oz. It took about 5 days before it was almost gone.