Paint Masking Tip II – TigersEast AlpinesEast

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- March 27, 2005 at 6:06 pm #56391
  jim-d-amelio
  Ever had to paint a small part that’s still on the car and wanted an
  easy and quick way to mask off the surrounding area from over spray?
  Simply use aluminum foil! It’s cheap, quick and can easily be molded to
  fit odd shapes, especially in the engine compartment. Use as many
  pieces as necessary to cover the possible over spray area. Just be sure
  there are no gaps or places the overspray can get under the foil. When
  the paint is dry the foil comes off easily with no sticky mess from
  tape. I’ve used this trick to touch up exhaust headers before a car
  show and always get great results. Tip courtesy of Tom Weincek.
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