I've successfully used ordinary rattle-can clear coats, both enamel and lacquer. Enamel in matte and gloss. All have worked well on engine and chassis parts, although I haven't used them on anything high temperature like cylinder or heads or exhaust flanges or pipes. I HAVE done 'normal' temperature engine bits like cases, clutch / ignition covers, and head bits like points covers and valve covers. All good, no problems, no reliability issues.
Clear Paint
Have any of you guys recommend a clear paint for raw metal?
I would like to put a protective coat on my Alum case sides so it has to be something that can stand up to engine temps.
I have a compressor and paint gun so it does not have to come in a spray can.
Thanks,
-G
I would like to put a protective coat on my Alum case sides so it has to be something that can stand up to engine temps.
I have a compressor and paint gun so it does not have to come in a spray can.
Thanks,
-G
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