| Author | Message | ||
     Lost_in_ohio |
Silver Exhaust What the........ Well what should I do to my Exhaust to paint it? Experts what should I do......I want just a matte or flat black paint or other hi temp coating. I was thinking about just sandblasting the silver off and spraying it with VHT flat black exhaust paint | ||
| Glitch |
All I used was flat black exhaust paint. It works fine. | ||
| Dragonbuell12r |
Eastwood makes a few good high temp coatings. some are brush on, and some are sprays. they work great on muscle car exhaust manifolds so should work as well on a muffler. | ||
| Buellman39 |
The Drummer's are painted with Duplacolor part #DH 1602 black ceramic. Sand with 320 grit first. | ||
| Buellman39 |
You can buy it at any auto parts store. | ||
| Bigdaddy |
Flat black BBQ paint of the Wal Mart variety  $.99 per can good for year round riding with touch-ups (I'm not a big fan of cleaning and washing my Buells, so YMMV.) G2 | ||
| Cyclonecharlie |
I'll second the vote for the BBQ paint, use it on everything,the race bikes,two Buells, the tractor and the truck.....Charlie | ||
| Chadhargis |
www.jet-hot.com | ||
| Bubabuell |
I second jet hot. Painting exhausts is so 1980's and should be outlawed on Buells.  | ||
| Chadhargis |
If you're going to do it....do it right. | ||
| Molly_hatchet |
its all in the prep work just make sure u scuff it good so the paint has something to stick to...320 is a good idea or a scotch brite pad and some surface prep u can find at auto parts stores sometimes or auto paint supply stores adhesion is key. | ||
| Diablobrian |
A good wax and grease remover makes a huge difference in how well paint will stick to used motor parts. |
