manifold paint
i've noticed a little surface rusting on my manifold after a year of use in florida weather. any spray on paints that you can think of that will hold up to the heat. I figure its gotta hold up to at least 1500 F just to be safe.
Por15 comes up repeatedly in my searches...but i remember there was one other brand with a really high temp rating. I have it bookmarked at home. I'll post it up when I get home. For now, I found this for ya:
http://216.239.39.100/search?q...UTF-8
Google is my friend.
Edit: My Mad google skillz allowed me to come up with this:
http://www.hirschauto.com/
Click on paint... click on high temp... click on aresol...pick a color...wait for package...paint manifold...post on feedback on HT for other users...finished.
http://216.239.39.100/search?q...UTF-8
Google is my friend.
Edit: My Mad google skillz allowed me to come up with this:
http://www.hirschauto.com/
Click on paint... click on high temp... click on aresol...pick a color...wait for package...paint manifold...post on feedback on HT for other users...finished.
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ive had that on my mani since day 1, still hasnt chipped or cracked. if you use it on your mani just be sure to prep it well
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ive had that on my mani since day 1, still hasnt chipped or cracked. if you use it on your mani just be sure to prep it well
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the key is preppping, no paint will stick on greasy and dirty surfaces.
I cleaned mine with brake cleaners, let it dry then rinse it with water, then let it dry and put about 3-4 coats about 20 minutes in between
stan
I cleaned mine with brake cleaners, let it dry then rinse it with water, then let it dry and put about 3-4 coats about 20 minutes in between
stan
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