When working with painted, powder coated, or chromed parts what do you use to protect that from getting an accidental scratch or chip during times like assembly and test fitting?
I've used blue and green painters tape plenty but thought there might be some products that I'm not aware of.
Bubble wrap works if you don't stand and pop all of it. I just took my starter off to paint it. Do install I have to set it in from the top then lift it up from the underside because of exhaust and cooling lines. Wraped it in bubbles and no scratches. But I use tape 99% of the time. Todd
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