[Shotimes] duplicolor spray painting the car

Kenneth Epperly epperly1@optonline.net
Sat, 15 Oct 2005 09:33:57 -0400


High temp only work there best when properly cured, bake at 350 for 1 hour, 
other wise they will come off. Had a set of headers on my truck that stayed 
white for over 8 years till they rotted from the inside. Baked them in the 
drying oven at work.

        Ken

Subject: Re: [Shotimes] duplicolor spray painting the car


> Paul,
>
> I have used standard spray paint from a can underhood for decades, and 
> never had it go bad from heat.  Only place you really need high heat paint 
> is on the engine.  I have even painted starters and other parts that get 
> very near exhaust with regular paint and it sticks and looks good for 
> years.  I don't think high temp paints are any more resistant to solvents 
> than other paints.
> Can't hurt to use the high temp stuff, but that really limits your choice 
> of colors.
>
> Don Mallinson
>
>
> Paul Nimz wrote:
>
>>If you use rattle can paint under the hood use the 500F stuff.  Any spray
>>paint out of a can you use will not be very durable and is harmed by
>>solvents.
>>
>>But Duplicolor has a color to match I'm sure if that is the key thing.
>>
>>Paul
>>
>>
>>  ----- Original Message -----
>>  From: Ian Fisher
>>  To: tecsho@topica.com ; shotimes@autox.team.net
>>  Sent: Friday, October 14, 2005 7:38 PM
>>  Subject: [Shotimes] duplicolor spray painting the car
>>
>>
>>  haha, no I'm not going to spray paint my car. However,
>>  I'm thinking of getting a can or two off the
>>  duplicolor OEM exact match stuff to spray parts of my
>>  engine bay that were unpainted from the factory. If
>>  this stuff works well enough, I might do other areas
>>  of the engine bay that are much more visible (my
>>  engine bay paint really doesn't match the exterior
>>  paint at all). Has anyone used this stuff before?
>>
>>  I assume I should follow the sand, prime, paint,
>>  possibly wet sand, and maybe clearcoat process? I
>>  understand that most aerosol spray clearcoats tend to
>>  yellow with heat and age. I don't want yellowed blue
>>  paint...
>>
>>  Obviously this won't look as good as doing it properly
>>  but I'm hoping that it'll look better than it
>>  currently does...
>>
>>  Ian
>>
>>
>>
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