Newbsauce

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Anyone used this "1200 degree rated paint" on their manifolds? I've seen a few threads discussing the use of the BBQ grill paint on their manifolds, but I was looking for an aluminum look rather then brown (stock) or black (bbq) on my greddy manifold.

Braineack

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I think I used 1600* rated paint (non-ceramic). It started chipping off. There is some ceramic 2-step spray paint for coating manfiolds, that requires backing it in the oven.

trito

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I've been reading a lot of good stuff on "Black Satin". It seems to be the best thermal insulated I found and it can be cured in room temperature. It's suggested to use it on the inside and outside to reduce temps. I think it can withstand 2000 degree temps. I'm planning on using this on my downpipe and manifold.

TheBandit

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VHT Fireproof will work for ya. You do have to cure it in an oven in several steps to work well.
-Michael-

Braineack

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Techlinecoatings.com