Engine paint?

When Dean and Cherie had their engine rebuilt, the rebuilder called and asked what color they wanted it to be. Cherie told me she thought about
making it pink.
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Ken Burton - N9KB
76 Palm Beach
Hebron, Indiana
 
A supplier of auto restoration supplies Bill Hirsch has, Engine Enamel Hi-Temp - High Gloss

P/N E-8124 Old's Metallic Blue correct color for MotorHome 455's
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Bill Bryant
1976~PB
1914 Ford
1965 Corvette
GMC MH History CD & GMC Showroom DVD
Workprint DVD GMC development 11-70 to 3-71
http://bdub.net/billbryant/
 
the general opinion is that my faded, teal looking, non-metallic looking dull old engine paint was really once the metallic "Oldsmobile Blue" as used
on the car engines of 1973. So, I'll continue with Eastwood's "51683ZP Olds 455 Blue Engine Paint". I really like Eastwood's ceramic engine paint
because it goes on so easily and flows so well. 3 coats on the intake and the can still looks full. It's not cheap, but (other than the metallic
streaks from brushing) looks good. The only down side is that the paint is so reflective that you keep finding "holidays" to touch up that really
aren't "holidays" but reflections. clean up is easy using the ever present brake cleaner.
Thanks to everyone for the input. a photo link of the painted intake is above and I'll post a photo of what ever else I decide to paint on the engine
when I'm done.