Mayf
There are some 1200 degree F paint cans on the market. I believe
Dupli-color and VHT make them but you have to put the parts in an over at
300 or 400 degrees F for an hour or so; you need to read the directions on
the cans carefully. Eastwood catalog lists their manifold paints as high
temp, 1200 degrees which is a just paint on, in spray can or pint can.
There is also BBQ grille or stove paint which I think is 1000 or 1100 degree
F and is just a spray on paint. Not sure any would really stand up to
turbo heat or Bonneville. I don't think any paint has higher temp rating.
I suggest you do a Google search of high temp paint.
Ron Fraser
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From: owner-tigers@Autox.Team.Net [mailto:owner-tigers@Autox.Team.Net] On
Behalf Of drmayf
Sent: Sunday, December 17, 2006 8:11 PM
To: LSR; tigers@autox.team.net
Subject: Consumer Applied High Temp Exhaust Coatings
IS there a high temperature exhaust coating that I can apply myself and
will have some endurance? I know of several suppliers where I can send
my parts in both my LSR and Tiger lists but I am looking for something I
can apply myself and will withstand a season on Bonneville salt runs.
Next years (2008) headers will likely be different and I do not want
the expense of having them coated by one of the professional outfits. I
appreciate any leads, but please don't tell me about those that I have
to send everything off somewhere to have them done. I do not want that
for right now!
mayf, way off and far out in pahrump
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