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wbnethery3: (2014-06-27 19:25:44)
I'm doing a few things and took my strut tubes and springs off. Just wondered what paint folks use when they're refreshing everything. I see a lot of gloss black (and some other colors) but wondered if it's just rattle can from the hardware store or something more tailored to the application. I know for high-heat items you need to get the appropriate stuff, but this is mainly for appearance on things that should not get hot.
Axel kain: (2014-06-27 19:34:42)
flat black, and the "quick dry" under body coating.
slammedcoupe: (2014-06-27 19:41:09)
I use high heat spray can, baked in the oven for extra strength.
G-E: (2014-06-27 20:44:18)
Brush on rustoleum/tremclad oil based rust paint, then bake
Z_Karma: (2014-06-27 20:44:41)
I clean it pretty well and use Rustoleum hammered finish topcoat in either black or gray/silver.
reddzx: (2014-06-27 20:46:48)
I degrease that shit and leave it alone, spend rattle can money on actual parts
mcx: (2014-06-27 23:14:54)
VHT satin black epoxy.
Filipe: (2014-06-28 18:27:52)
Rustoleum Black, a couple coats and they're good to go.
862sik: (2014-06-28 19:45:15)
I use duplicolor ceramic high heat. Very durable and dries quick. Usually I degrease with purple power then pressure wash my suspension stuff first.