I want to keep exhaust looking bare metal
Guys my new handmade exhaust from frank Sanderson has arrived I'd like to leave it looking bare metal as looks so much better I don't want to get it powder coated but don't want it rusting is there anything I can spray or paint onto it thanks
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You can get clear powder coat or I think some of the more exotic coating also offer clear, try Camcoat.
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paint it with kurust then clean it with wd40 every time you lock her up and it will last bare metal for as long as you want
nothing else works long term
nothing else works long term
Many thanks
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I've used VHT clear satin on one of mine with good results & it seems to be holding up well enough...
The trouble with high temp clear coat for exhausts etc is trying to keep it on and keeping it glossy. The gloss agent in the paint turns matt and peels off. The VHT paint group do a satin clear coat that stays on very well at high temp (over a 1000'c). If you follow the instructions it stays on a very long time. I've seen this stuf used in the F1 industry with great effect. And its available in a can for about a tenner too.
http://www.frost.co.uk/automotive-paint ... rosol.html
http://www.frost.co.uk/automotive-paint ... rosol.html
Thanks