High-Temp flat black manifold paint?
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I'm picking up an equal-length turbo manifold soon, but it looks nasty. I'd like to coat it or paint it black, for looks and underhood heat reduction as well.
What are my options for PAINT? I know I can send it to Performance Coatings or whatever, but I'd like to take care of it locally if possible.
EDIT: Here are some pics of the culprit (with the SC50 I'm getting). This thing is NASTY!



Modified by boostincoupe at 1:12 PM 2/25/2006
What are my options for PAINT? I know I can send it to Performance Coatings or whatever, but I'd like to take care of it locally if possible.
EDIT: Here are some pics of the culprit (with the SC50 I'm getting). This thing is NASTY!

Modified by boostincoupe at 1:12 PM 2/25/2006
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostincoupe »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Maybe I should just ship it to TheShodan to get coated...
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does anyone know how much he usually charge to coat a manifold? he never responded to my PM.
</TD></TR></TABLE>does anyone know how much he usually charge to coat a manifold? he never responded to my PM.
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I want it to look like this when all done. Functional, yet it would also match my intercooler piping 

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by project dc2 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hit up the shodan
somethign like that i THINK** is aroudn 180-200$</TD></TR></TABLE>
The manifold is $250.
BROKE STUDENT HERE, PEOPLE!!!
I'll stick to rattle cans
somethign like that i THINK** is aroudn 180-200$</TD></TR></TABLE>
The manifold is $250.

BROKE STUDENT HERE, PEOPLE!!!

I'll stick to rattle cans
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The manifold is $250.
BROKE STUDENT HERE, PEOPLE!!!
I'll stick to rattle cans
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rattle can wont hold up .
The manifold is $250.

BROKE STUDENT HERE, PEOPLE!!!

I'll stick to rattle cans
</TD></TR></TABLE>rattle can wont hold up .
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I don't know how hot temps get on a turbo mani. but dupli-color has a 1200' F rated spray with ceramic in it. It works pretty well on other parts of the exhaust like the heat shield and header(I will be boosting soon though
) And it looks pretty good so long as you do an even coat at applying it.
I don't know how hot temps get on a turbo mani. but dupli-color has a 1200' F rated spray with ceramic in it. It works pretty well on other parts of the exhaust like the heat shield and header(I will be boosting soon though
) And it looks pretty good so long as you do an even coat at applying it.
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I don't know how hot temps get on a turbo mani. but dupli-color has a 1200' F rated spray with ceramic in it. It works pretty well on other parts of the exhaust like the heat shield and header(I will be boosting soon though
) And it looks pretty good so long as you do an even coat at applying it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah, that stuff works pretty well on exhaust manifolds.. Should be ok for most daily driven setups.
I don't know how hot temps get on a turbo mani. but dupli-color has a 1200' F rated spray with ceramic in it. It works pretty well on other parts of the exhaust like the heat shield and header(I will be boosting soon though
) And it looks pretty good so long as you do an even coat at applying it.</TD></TR></TABLE>Yeah, that stuff works pretty well on exhaust manifolds.. Should be ok for most daily driven setups.
doesnt work. i SANDBLASTED a manifold before i painted it with VHT 2k degree paint. how much better prep can u get than that?? wiped it down with alcohol, painted it, 2 days later, no more paint. face it, if a mani looks like crap, its gonna look worse with paint on it
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by nerdsports »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i painted my short tubular manifold w/ black high-heat paint (1200*F).
that was like 3 months ago, its still black and no chips. </TD></TR></TABLE>
PICS or ban FTW!!
that was like 3 months ago, its still black and no chips. </TD></TR></TABLE>
PICS or ban FTW!!
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by boostedej1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">speak to chuck from boostfactory, he knows someone locally that does coating, pretty cheap if i remember correctly</TD></TR></TABLE>
you rock!!! I'll hit him up once I get the manifold.
you rock!!! I'll hit him up once I get the manifold.
Glass beaded my SS mani, cleaned it with air, then acetone, then blew it with air again... heated it in the oven for a few.. and sprayed the **** out of it with the VHT Flameproof Exhaust paint...the ceramic **** (brushed aluminum color). Looks great, I BEAT BEAT BEAT this car and it still looks great at a month or so out....
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Pennies.....
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I would like to paint my turbo housing to keep it free from rust. I hope that the 2000F VHT paint will work...
Damn I just remember that it painted my Greedy manifold a while back and it was holding fine. I think that that paint hold really well on the cast material... not on the steel and stainless steel...
Damn I just remember that it painted my Greedy manifold a while back and it was holding fine. I think that that paint hold really well on the cast material... not on the steel and stainless steel...


