P. Engine Bay Painting Part #2

I had to set up a spot to paint that would not get over-spray all over the inside of my garage. So I did it outside the garage with the doors closed to protect the inside of the garage.

I had already prepared the engine bay for paint. I had previously sanded, cleaned and masked most of it off. All I had left to do was complete the masking. I used half an old sheet on each of the front tires to keep over-spray off. I was amazed at how little over-spray the little gun produced.

It took mixing about five of the small cups to paint the engine bay and the loose parts. I mixed each one separately to avoid wasting the paint.

I had a couple of sags in the paint on the driver's side wheel well. After they had dried a little, I covered them again and they don't look bad. The sags will be hidden by parts mounted under the hood so I will not worry about them.

I think it came out looking good. The paint matches very well.

Time will tell if I did it right. Hopefully, the paint will stay on for many years.