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Has anyone used a particular paint and been surprised by its longevity in hot places?
I know painting a silencer box is pointless.
But is there a product that will outlast the others?

Just curious.

Halfords high temp spray not too bad rev... But yeah I have to go over mine regular.
I'm sure there are more heavy duty options available though. You got nothing specialist at work ?

Not found owt yet.
I was thinking of stove paint.

hally75 wrote:Halfords high temp spray not too bad rev... But yeah I have to go over mine regular.
I'm sure there are more heavy duty options available though. You got nothing specialist at work ?

I bought the halfords brush on stuff and it's still on. It can chip quite easy though.

I used Blackfriars high- heat resistant paint on my moped exhaust, two thin coats
David

jrt wrote:I used Blackfriars high- heat resistant paint on my moped exhaust, two thin coats
David

I think that's the one..and available locally
Thanks pal.

Ive just painted the scooter exhaust that Shep gave me with Halfords stuff.....seems good to me..

I used vitcas paint on my wood burning stove and still good 18 months later. Rated to 800deg C.

We use Firwoods for painting steam pipe in the dockyard.

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I looked at Vitcas paint but the cost of shipping was as much as 400ml of paint.

Vitcas is cheaper through Amazon rather than from them direct.

marlinowner wrote:Vitcas is cheaper through Amazon rather than from them direct.

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