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You're probably better off using some sort of "krinkle" paint if you want that textured finish. I've seen a few people that have their intake tubes finished in this manner.
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You're probably better off using some sort of "krinkle" paint if you want that textured finish. I've seen a few people that have their intake tubes finished in this manner. I would imagine it would do better than rhino lining in terms of the issues that scottIN brought up, but I'm not sure how much better.
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