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Was just reading on a powder coating website
High Temperature Powder For Headers & Exhaust Applications
These silicone based powders can withstand prolonged service temp. of up to 1000F. Ideal for applications such as grills, stoves, furnaces and engines.
These silicone based powders can withstand prolonged service temp. of up to 1000F. Ideal for applications such as grills, stoves, furnaces and engines.
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Originally Posted by Paul Ripley
Was just reading on a powder coating website
High Temperature Powder For Headers & Exhaust Applications
These silicone based powders can withstand prolonged service temp. of up to 1000F. Ideal for applications such as grills, stoves, furnaces and engines.
These silicone based powders can withstand prolonged service temp. of up to 1000F. Ideal for applications such as grills, stoves, furnaces and engines.
On my manifold I use B&Q barbeque paint - gash as it sounds it takes the heat nicely!!
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Originally Posted by jaycos
si pics or ![Surprised](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/bigcry.gif)
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![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/SiB666/Running-1.jpg)
This one shows the exhaust manifold with the powder coating bubbling off - it took a few weeks to vanish completely.
![](https://img.photobucket.com/albums/v11/SiB666/DSCF0009.jpg)
No pics of the BBQ paint yet, but it looks mint 3 track days and one rolling road session later. Costs £6.99 tin, looks better than the standard rusty manifold!
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