Paintable?
This may sound stupid to some people but my new muffler is nice and...Dull metal colour :rotfl: anyway I was wondering if it is paint-able like if I used the Engine paint on it to make it black? If you think this is a stupid idea go ahead and say it I don't mind. :thumbsup:
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A lot of people that get aftermarket mufflers that aren't stainless paint them to extend the exterior life a bit. Use a ceramic paint or something similar that will stand up to very high temps. Most high temp paints will give a top rated temperature on the side. I'd say find one that's good up to around 200.
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Use a header paint those are usually rated for 1700 or somthing like that
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Thanks any information for prep. I know how to do most other things but I want to know what would be best, to extend the life per say and also stand up to the weather etc...
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I Have an idea what paint to use, but is there a primer or clear coat that I should be adding?
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I wouldn't prime or clear it. Just straight paint. Give them a good brush with a wire brush to get any existing surface rust off before shooting it, though.
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high temp paint... not problems and looks 10x better.
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net..._8035619_o.jpg Before: http://i425.photobucket.com/albums/p...d/IMG_1026.jpg After: http://i425.photobucket.com/albums/p...d/IMG_1036.jpg |
oh very nice, there is no rust, they are straight from the factory and that def looks WAYYY better
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Originally Posted by Jparks
(Post 454649)
oh very nice, there is no rust, they are straight from the factory and that def looks WAYYY better
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Thanks for the advice, they haven't been installed yet; They're getting put on Tuesday; I assume I should wait until after they are installed?
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