scooter500

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Anyone use this paint from a spray can? Says 1200* heat protection without having to bake. The clear coat sounds perfect for rims. I'm going to try a can unless someone has had bad results.

http://www.hightemperaturespraypaint.com/

http://www.alvinproducts.com/newslet...fault.asp?ID=4

87350IROC

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All the high heat paints I have used do no require the bake for heat resistance but rather for chemical and abrasion resistance. I would be leery of any product that claims to not need the bake. Otherwise everything else would be doing it too.

romcjr

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Let me know how it comes out.I have a few wheels that I'm going to restore.Thanks.

scooter500

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Okay, Alvin paints never answered my emails so I forgot about them; however, at good old Walmart I eventually spotted a can of Rust-oleum Clear Engine Enamel (part number "248944 CLEAR" or bar code 0 20066 18658 6). The label says it's heat resistant to 500 degrees, is gas and oil resistant, and won't yellow. About $6 bucks.

blackbmagic

Came in looking for a review of a new/unknown product...Left with half a review of the same old rustoleum rattle can crap that people buy over the counter.

scooter500

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Sounds like you're much farther down the road than me with clear coat type paints (any paint probably - lol!)... what paints do you recommend?

rybread11

I did the exact same thing!