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[email protected] October 15th 07 07:12 PM

Is color of the genset important?
 
Engines, gensets and bilges should be white at best and very light
grey/silver at worst. Then any drip is immediately visible. Darker
the paint the crappier the items as the maker has no faith in it being
leak proof.


Richard Casady October 16th 07 12:59 AM

Is color of the genset important?
 
On Mon, 15 Oct 2007 11:12:32 -0700, "
wrote:

Engines, gensets and bilges should be white at best and very light
grey/silver at worst. Then any drip is immediately visible. Darker
the paint the crappier the items as the maker has no faith in it being
leak proof.


It is a good idea for the entire engine room to be white. There is
never enough light, and white makes the most of what there is. Look
inside a battle tank. All white.

Casady

[email protected] October 16th 07 06:44 PM

Is color of the genset important?
 

It is a good idea for the entire engine room to be white. There is
never enough light, and white makes the most of what there is. Look
inside a battle tank. All white.

Casady


Concur - here is mine - http://www.luxe-motor-kei.co.uk/inte.../image141.html



JohnM October 17th 07 04:24 AM

Is color of the genset important?
 

"Richard Casady" wrote in message
...

, and white makes the most of what there is. Look
inside a battle tank. All white.

Casady


How do you hide the blood?






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