Re: [Chrysler300] Header Paint

[BKWare@xxxx]

POR-15 is just like any other coating in that the better the surface prep the 
better the results. If you use the phosphate coating after a good bead 
blasting you'll get good results. I use the High temp silver alot and you 
need to make sure you get it heated to cure it. I use a heat gun if i'm not 
going to fire up the motor. I've even used it inside my headers as a heat 
reflector. Remember moisture from condensation can come from the inside out. 
I have a Flathead that I used the silver High temp on the exhaust and the 
silver paint on the motor and its just now starting to show need of a touch 
up after 3 seasons of use. This motor was really bad cosmetically when I 
coated it , so I'm happy with POR-15. I also like the Corrolless that 
Eastwood sells for inner fender wells.

Brian 


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