the silver paint did not stick to the steel, I might have left the thin oil coating on it and it came off and started rusting. washed it off and hit it up with black as that is what I had. not sure I like the look.
What do you all think of the paint? ideas? flowers are out but most everything else is on the option list
is it worth taking the thin flashing off and do it in fiberglass?
Well the front nose cone middle section (silver in post above) got to bugging me. I did not like the thin flashing as it bent under any pressure. this resulted in lots of wrinkles (see post above) and creases. I also did not like the caulk on the seams. my nose to hood transition was also not as good as i would like. I uses to small of hinges and did not design the flap right, so I had to unscrew the hinges to get the hood open
So today I decided to try to make it better by doing it in fiberglass
this is with the old off and 75% of the new fiber glassed. ran out of resin so stopped as asked a family member in town on errands to get me other gallon can. had fun with paint too
rest with one coat.
Done and painted:
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I would say it helped me about 5% of what I was getting, so 2-3 MPG. I do not have any aba testing but I do know my last few tanks have been better then without it and my coasting is longer.
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ran with on side of my grill blocked off and the other side closed. with all my P&G I kept the temp under 192F on my way to and from work. round trip MPG was 71.1
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and it came off and started rusting. washed it off and hit it up with black as that is what I had. not sure I like the look. 
