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Old 08-23-2009, 02:25 PM
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Has anyone tryed to paint there heat shields and mufflers yet with high temp BBQ paint ? If so how did it work and how is it holding up?
 
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Old 08-23-2009, 02:33 PM
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Works great that's what I used on mine! use a few coats. and scuff the chrome if your going to paint it. without scuffing no paint will hold.
 
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What did you use to scuff them up ? Any name brand paint?
 
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i use a medium grit sandpaper. the paint came from ace but i have used many brands of high temp paints and they all seem to work fine. just make sure you get the most heat resistant stuff your can find.
 
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I found that Krylon BBQ & Stove works awesome-painted the pipes and almost the whole motor.
 
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I found that Krylon BBQ & Stove works awesome-painted the pipes and almost the whole motor.
+1 Krylon works good
 
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Old 08-23-2009, 07:08 PM
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I'd check a auto parts store for some header paint. I have VHT I think it is. it say's it's good to 1400 deg. I think it is a ceramic base.

The scotch brite pads work real good for scuffing chrome.
 
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I repaint mine every couple months.

Mine did come black but I use the BBQ paint when they start looking bad.

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Used the Scotch-Brite and Ace BBQ paint...looks good but knicks easily. They tell you to cure that stuff in like a 500 degree oven for 2 hours. No household oven goes over 450...so I left them in there for 4 hours. Never did cure completely. Had a really nice flat finish, but would come off easily.
 
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My pipes are painted with Rustoleum BBQ paint. Look at sig pic.
 


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