Ok so I'm really OCD about my engine bay color coordination. I want to paint my MSD Blaster SS coil but I know it gets pretty warm. Does anyone know how these things act when they get really really hot? Like after being covered with paint? And if they do act up when getting really warm, does anyone have any suggestions on paint that helps dissipate heat? Thanks for the help.

 

Well....high heat paint, but it won't stick to plastic worth a crap.

I promise you if you paint that thing it won't last (the paint that is).

 

They have primer for that stuff. But that just adds another layer...

 

buy a chrome cover and sand that then paint it with high temp paint they might sell a black cover also look at jegs.com or summitracing

 

What about that plastic 'Fusion' paint? I don't know if they make a 'hot' version of it. You just better make sure that you get the color you want because it actually bonds with the plastic.

 

Ehhh... Anyone else?

 

FYI - Don't use the Krylon Fusion in the engine bay!

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Krylon customer service &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Thank you for your inquiry with Krylon. The max temperature the Fusion
can
withstand is 120F. Higher temperatures will cause the paint to fail. If
you
have any additional questions, please ask.

Thank you,
Jared
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