DIY Ceramic - exhaust manifolds
#2
I've heard there is a coating you can apply that keeps the manifolds a gray color. I don't recall specifically what it is. VHT Super hot, BBQ grill paint and Hi Temp Engine paint all seem to burn off eventually. Maybe I just apply them wrong though...
#3
I just painted the manifolds on my 67 Delta with the High Temp version of Cast Blast. I have not yet fired the motor to bake the paint and thus have no experience yet with long term durability. I sand blasted the manifolds first.
There are water-based versions of the ceramic header coatings (like Jet Hot) that you can apply at home. I have not tried these yet.
There are water-based versions of the ceramic header coatings (like Jet Hot) that you can apply at home. I have not tried these yet.
#5
X2...POR15 cast manifold paint is the best stuff to use. Put that on my 442 over 15 years ago, it still looks good. I DRIVE my cars and the 442 goes maybe 2K a year. I touch it up on the car with a foam brush every 4-5 if it starts to wear. I run it on my GS's, too. Forget the can life POR mentions. It re-opens easy, not like regular POR. Put it on, run the car like 15 mins or so shut it off... cool...done. Apply with foam brush......it's killer stuff.
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