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Vette(s): #1-1974 L-48 4spd Cp Med Red Metallic/Black deluxe int w/AC/tilt/tele./p/w-p/b/
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#2-1985 Bright Red/Carmine Cp.L-98/auto
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Dave, I ain't sure what the heck is goin on with the posts, but, as a reminder, PLEASE make sure you are hitting the "Post Reply" button when you want to make a new post, and not the "New Topic" button. With the change in the forumware, the buttons have been moved from where they were before. That's the only reason I can think of for the posts being turned into new topics with new titles. 
Now...back to your regularly scheduled programing....

Now...back to your regularly scheduled programing....

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Geez a toaster oven..good idea..I did BBQ flat black on stuff I did but let it cure for a couple days..then in the stove they went.red would look good..
Rich

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yostusota said: Geez a toaster oven..good idea..I did BBQ flat black on stuff I did but let it cure for a couple days..then in the stove they went.red would look good.. Rich
The BBQ, really scares me............how do you control the actual temperature? What about the paint actually flareing up?..............I like to hang the stuff to not leave the grill grid marks.
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Lookin good! Makes me think about finding an old Oven and putting it in the garage.
Gary
79 Coupe, rare 4spd.L-48,Edlebrock intake and Performer Carb,Mcleoad Street performer clutch, Hooker Super Comp chrome headers/side-pipes, Foose wheels,mild cam.Custom leather interior.
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79 Coupe, rare 4spd.L-48,Edlebrock intake and Performer Carb,Mcleoad Street performer clutch, Hooker Super Comp chrome headers/side-pipes, Foose wheels,mild cam.Custom leather interior.
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Well I'm thinking about trying the BBQ this weekend will let you know how it goes. My grill has a second rack above the main one, I'll probably but the caliper halves up there. And since they're still apart I'll put the mating side down so grill marks shouldn't be a problem.
But the rains are already upon us here in the great Pacific NW so I may not get to it this weekend. 

1976 Silver/Firethorn. L48, 4spd. Original 2 bolt, vortec heads, 9.4:1 CR, Speed Pro Cam: 224/224@0.050, 112 LSA, Eagle Steel Crank.
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Baked the calipers in my BBQ today - worked fine! You have to babysit it a lot since there's no automatic temp control like in an oven, but if you're willing to do that, no worries about mama complaining about smoke/smells in her kitchen.
Also did my valve covers that I painted with VHT engine paint (yep, you have to bake that, too) and they came out looking pretty good as well.

And we had a great October day here in the Portland/Vancouver area - no baking in the rain!
1976 Silver/Firethorn. L48, 4spd. Original 2 bolt, vortec heads, 9.4:1 CR, Speed Pro Cam: 224/224@0.050, 112 LSA, Eagle Steel Crank.
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daveo76 said: Baked the calipers in my BBQ today - worked fine! You have to babysit it a lot since there's no automatic temp control like in an oven, but if you're willing to do that, no worries about mama complaining about smoke/smells in her kitchen.
Also did my valve covers that I painted with VHT engine paint (yep, you have to bake that, too) and they came out looking pretty good as well.

And we had a great October day here in the Portland/Vancouver area - no baking in the rain!
Dave, I'm glad it worked out well for you. Maybe you could have thrown on some ribs
while the VHT cured..........it would have the good ol VHT smoke favor

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Well we did cook a Tri-tip on the grill, but that was the night before. I had to cook all the remnants out before I started the caliper baking - didn't want Tri-tip stains on my Delcos!
Cool that your brother-in-law lives here. No Corvette, I take it? Always looking for local contacts! If you ever come out to visit look me up.
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They look good, Larry! Don't worry, I'm worse with pictures than you!

Barry

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daveo76 said: Well we did cook a Tri-tip on the grill, but that was the night before. I had to cook all the remnants out before I started the caliper baking - didn't want Tri-tip stains on my Delcos!
Dave, What's a Tri-tip? Is that anything like three two barrels...........see my mind only can think of two things:........ carsCool that your brother-in-law lives here. No Corvette, I take it? Always looking for local contacts! If you ever come out to visit look me up.



My brother-in-law belonged to a Porsche Club, when he had one...........man,... who would want one of those


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