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01-18-2005, 11:34 AM

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d16forlife

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Re:BBQ grill paint

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I am sure that you can get high temp paint in germany. I doubt that they are simply a nation of unpainted items that get hot.

true! but I'm still in Iraq, and just window shopping right now. plus even if its there it would be hard to find, and overpriced, I found some before that was only 800deg c. I used that on my charge piping, but not sure if it will be good for the manifold.

isnt 800*c like 1200*f?

...lol

01-18-2005, 11:42 AM

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Re:BBQ grill paint

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isnt 800*c like 1200*f?

...lol

800º C = 1472º F

01-18-2005, 03:10 PM

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Turbo242

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Re:BBQ grill paint

I used POR-15 that ---- is still looks great! its like 40$ though but it lasts for hella dayz

01-18-2005, 03:52 PM

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Re:BBQ grill paint

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800º C = 1472º F

This should hold for a while but any paint will eventually just crack and fall off. That's why you whip out the paint again and just redo it. :P

01-19-2005, 10:04 AM

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rudebwoy

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Re:BBQ grill paint

thanks to all, it was all under my nose. I was only looking at number and not thinking of the differnce between
fer. and cel.

01-19-2005, 04:08 PM

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Sikocivic

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Re:BBQ grill paint

I went to a place that sells wood stoves and bought a can of spray paint for $8. They use this stuff on the nicer wood stoves that you see that are different colors. I ran it on my manifold all last year and it still looks like new.