Motor Painting

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I've been busy painting the motor housing and some other parts. I used high temperature paint from McMaster for the housing and epoxy based high temperature electrical varnish (also from McMaster) for the field coil cores.

There were not a whole lot of colors to choose from and since I was ordering from a catalog I had no idea how the colors would come out. I picked blue and black since they seemed like fairly safe colors.

The motor is starting to become quite colorful, once plonked into a yellow car it will look like the Swedish flag under the hood; which is most appropriate as I happen to be Swedish.

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I'm refraining from painting the front end-piece until I've machined it down to the right size, and what the right size is I won't know until I get the actual car.

Submitted by Judbert (not verified) on Thu, 2006-12-14 03:32.

My motor was just rebuilt, and Jim colored it baby blue for me, too. In fact, for a moment I thought you had found and used my pictures!

Mine is blue and silver. You can see the pictures on my blog.

Submitted by peggus on Mon, 2006-12-18 00:21.

I've actually been reading your blog occasionally and I did notice that your motor is almost exactly the same color. I also learned that I definitely need a rev limiter in my controller.

Sorry to hear you sold your Amiga, my A1200 is still in the garage waiting for me to hook it up some day and play a round of supercars. I should get rid of it but there are so many memories...

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