bbbngowc

Be sure you test it before you take it. I bought the Dupli color 1200 degree. The color was flat gray but when I sprayed ... It is holding up nicely.


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greenstreak9205

boooo. why did you even waste the $7 on the can of spray for the stockers? but the paint on em looks nice at least

bbbngowc

I actually bought the paint to paint the valve covers. Since the Valve covers doesn't bring preformance to the engine, why change it? After I had painted them and had paint left I decided to clean/sand/paint the headers. That's what they look like. I'm going to be changing them anyway.

DoctorD415

so u have duplicolor high heat (1200)on the headers in that picture. How long has it been since they've held up?

90LX2.3

An alterative is ceramic coating. Just take them to any powerder coater and they will most likely do ceramic coating as well. Durable finish, and keeps the heat in.

bbbngowc

That pic was taken early December 2007. So it's been about 4 weeks.

OnyxCobra

I used VHT Flameproof Flat Alumium (their flameproof colors are all flat) Here's how it looks, and after about 2500 miles it still looks the same. One thing i noticed about the Duplicolor paint I used is it was nice and shiney at first but dulled after it was introduced to heat.

VHT paint is also a ceramic coating.

350hp86lx

i used por15 header paint on my truck headers and it works great and endures the salty snow up here in canaduh