Re: [Chrysler300] Chrysler paints...

["Ryan Hill" <ryan_hillc300@xxxx>]

I agree, the high heat paint is really not any more durable than regular 
enamels from what I've seen. If the engine is prepped well, the non-heat 
resistant paint will withstand the normal engine temperatures for many years 
without flaking and peeling. There are lots of custom car builders that have 
painted the engine with the same paint they paint the frame, suspension, and 
body and under average driving conditions the product stands up just as well 
as a high heat aerosol engine paint. What usually causes paint to flake off 
is poor prep work(ie. oils, silicones, etc are not cleaned off) or the 
engine is exposed to adverse conditions like cold rain water on a hot 
engine.





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