duplicolor high heat/vht product line high heat aluminum
#1
duplicolor high heat/vht product line high heat aluminum
Hi
I've been using Duplicolor's DH1606 high heat aluminum to paint a lot of parts on my engine. I bought a bunch of cans of it a while ago. Now I ran out, and found out that they discontinued their high heat paint line! I called Duplicolor and they said this color was replaced with VHT SP117 aluminum (which is significantly more expensive). Does anyone have experience with the DH1606/SP117? Does anyone know if the colors match when they are dry? Thanks in advance!
I've been using Duplicolor's DH1606 high heat aluminum to paint a lot of parts on my engine. I bought a bunch of cans of it a while ago. Now I ran out, and found out that they discontinued their high heat paint line! I called Duplicolor and they said this color was replaced with VHT SP117 aluminum (which is significantly more expensive). Does anyone have experience with the DH1606/SP117? Does anyone know if the colors match when they are dry? Thanks in advance!
#2
I have had pretty good luck with the Duplicolor hitemp engine enamel.
Not sure if the color will match what you already are using But this stuff is readily available at $5 or so a can.
Dupli-Color #DE1615 Paint, Engine, Enamel with Ceramic Resin, Gloss, Aluminum, 12 oz. Aerosol Spray Can, Each.
S24-DE1615
Description:
Dupli-Color's Engine Enamel Paints now contain ceramic resins for maximum heat dissipation and gloss retention. The resins also offer protection from exposure to excess heat and automotive fluids. Designed to withstand temperatures up to 500 degrees F
Not sure if the color will match what you already are using But this stuff is readily available at $5 or so a can.
Dupli-Color #DE1615 Paint, Engine, Enamel with Ceramic Resin, Gloss, Aluminum, 12 oz. Aerosol Spray Can, Each.
S24-DE1615
Description:
Dupli-Color's Engine Enamel Paints now contain ceramic resins for maximum heat dissipation and gloss retention. The resins also offer protection from exposure to excess heat and automotive fluids. Designed to withstand temperatures up to 500 degrees F
#3
I used vht high heat paint on my headers ran it a whole season it has yet to flake or chip vht is some good stuff. I think the diffrences in the color wont be enough to not use. Specially under the hood where it is shaded and the diffrences will be very subtle compared to if you had it sitting out in the sun where the light will affect the color diffrence. If you really are curious buy a can of a cheaper high heat aluminum paint and do a test card. Spray it on a pop can see how it matches next to it.
#4
Yes I agree the high heat paint is good stuff. I guess I'll buy a can of the SP117 and see how it matches. I have the DE1615 and it really doesn't match very well. The DH1606 had a very bright shiny look to it that I liked and that's what I'm trying to match. Thanks for the help!
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