Villiers MK25 Paint Job
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Villiers MK25 Paint Job
This is my first engine the paint is pretty ropey,at the moment the crankcase and tinware are a darkish green no paint on barrel fins ally head,it says V engine on sump it also has Zenith carb so is a high speed engine.I cant find any engine numbers and it has been suggested that it is a WD engine.Can anyone suggest a colour scheme,also which paint and do I use aerosol or brush. .
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Re: Villiers MK25 Paint Job
Hi Chiefy,
Just working on a MK25 myself at the moment - see my other post:
http://www.stationaryengineforum.net/t8533-villiers-mk25
Mine has a second plate on the cowl which Foden helpful said identified it as an Air Ministry and has a Villiers carburetter. Mine seems to be in Air Force colours - Azure blue I think.
Yours could be the original Villiers green - RAL 6001 from RAL Classic range is close. My local car paint shop quoted me twelve quid for a large aerosol. In the end, I just picked something close off the shelf. As for primer, Screwfix No Nonsense Red Oxide is good IMHO. I use a brush for primer rubbed down with scotch-brite, or similar pad, between coats. Post some pictures if you get a chance.
Almost forgot - my MK25 is missing the tank. Could you please let me know dimensions i.e. diameter and length as I may have to get one fabricated if I can't find another.
Just working on a MK25 myself at the moment - see my other post:
http://www.stationaryengineforum.net/t8533-villiers-mk25
Mine has a second plate on the cowl which Foden helpful said identified it as an Air Ministry and has a Villiers carburetter. Mine seems to be in Air Force colours - Azure blue I think.
Yours could be the original Villiers green - RAL 6001 from RAL Classic range is close. My local car paint shop quoted me twelve quid for a large aerosol. In the end, I just picked something close off the shelf. As for primer, Screwfix No Nonsense Red Oxide is good IMHO. I use a brush for primer rubbed down with scotch-brite, or similar pad, between coats. Post some pictures if you get a chance.
Almost forgot - my MK25 is missing the tank. Could you please let me know dimensions i.e. diameter and length as I may have to get one fabricated if I can't find another.
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Re: Villiers MK25 Paint Job
Hi Woodsman, Thanks for your reply to my MK25 paint job sorry for late reply iv been away over xmas and new year,I will have a look at RAL6001 and as you say get aclose match,when i said i do not have any engine numbers i do have numbers on tinwork but these say it is a MK20 but the crankcase has a brass plate rivetted on crankcase saying it is a MK25 the Villiers Expert on stationary engine says it is a uprated engine to MK25 high speed spec for the WD.The tank size on my 3 complete engines is 6 inch diameter x 12inch long,hope this is of help to you,Best Regards Chiefy.
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Re: Villiers MK25 Paint Job
the only real difference from mk20 to a mk25 is nothing nothing in tin work casting carbs ect, it is only the size of the cylinder bore and piston, even the conrod is the same,
mk20 is 63mm bore 206cc
mk 25 is 70mm bore 256.5cc
hope this helps
kev
mk20 is 63mm bore 206cc
mk 25 is 70mm bore 256.5cc
hope this helps
kev
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