Im looking at some high temp paint for a few things in the engine bay. Has anyone used this stuff? Post some pics, how were the results?


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I think it would look great on your bbq

 

thanks for your help.


anyone else have anything useless to say?

 

meh most on here dont like my engine bay but I do Anyways here is some high temp paint under the hood. Paint looks really glossy but its not. I took the pic with a flash so it looks pretty ricy but its not that bad.

 

just the red or what color?


what material is it on, plastic or metal?


thanks

 

Yeah just the red, and its on plastic, But I have also have used that same paint on my exhaust so its all black and you dont see any shine from under the car and thats holding up just as well.

 

yea, the red probably looks so glossy due to the fact its on plastic.

Im a bit more interested in how the silver/gold/black look on metal.

 

that is pure ricey looking, sorry.

 

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Its not that bad in real life. Like I said before I took it with a flash so it looks all shiney and mad glossy. Its a more dark red and not shiney at all in person.

 

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im not using it for the same thing.

If anyone is familiar with swaintech's white lightning...im getting my manifold, turbo and downpipe coated. I am interested in giving it a more natural silver color.