Just wondering if any of you guys have any experience with this.
http://www.vhtpaint.com/products/flameproof/
Wanting to finish some parts like the manifold and poss turbine housing but they're looking worse for wear.
Done a google search and lots of different products have been used. with varying success.
Por 15/20.
stove bright high temp paint.
vht flame proof silicone ceramic paint.
Would love to get them ceramic coated but no chance of that happening.
So have any of you guys had any experience with any products that actually worked?
i managed to pick up a free electric cooker for my shed so i can cure them as recommended by many manufacturers.
Got some 500 degree paint to do the rocker cover, inlet manifold and compressor housing.
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Thanked 1,398 Times in 1,121 Posts2 pack paint is ok for inlet side of stuff. I dont think htp is any good. Ceramic coating is the only durable way id say
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