Heat Resistant Metal Spray Paint - 160ºC
- Fast Dry Time In as Little as 10-30 Mins Touch Dry
- Premium High Opacity Spray Can Finish
- Quick Drying High Temperature Upto 160 Degrees c
- Suitable for Metal Surfaces
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- £22.99 Inc. VAT
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Description
Heat Resistant Metal Spray Paints
Heat resistant spray paint withstands up to 160 degrees centigrade for metal fabrications.
Heat resistant spray paint is generally used on engine and exhaust systems for marine equipment like boats, barges, and narrow boats along with trucks, cars, tractors, plant machinery and motorcycles etc.
Heat resistant spray paint is also used on metal fabrications such as log burning stoves, chimneys, and barbecues.
Key Facts
- Size 400ml
- U.V & Weather Resistant
- Excellent Colour Stability
- High Opacity Formula
- Quick Drying Solvent Based Formula
- Touch Dry 20-30 Mins
- Overcoat 30 mins to 24 Hours
- 2 Coats Recommended for best results.
About this item
- SPECIFICALLY FORMULATED – To withstand high temperatures without the coating braking down.
- HARD WEARING - extremely tough durable finish offering excellent weathering and UV protection.
- QUICK DRYING FORMULATION - Ultra fast drying times to avoid contamination by dust and dirt, touch dry in as little as 15 mins.
- EASY APPLICATION - Quick & easy to apply
Step by step guide for a professional finish
- Good Preparation is paramount to a professional long lasting finish on any project.
- Lightly abrade by hand with a fine grit sand paper or scotch brite pads
- Wipe down to remove dust dirt or any other contaminants
- Take time masking and papering the surround using non bleeding tape for clean cut lines
- Apply the First Coat making slow, steady passes giving a light mist coat
- Apply Additional Coats waiting 30 mins to 1 hour between
- Once you’ve completed your paint coatings, allow to dry for at least 24 hours before you use it
- In applications where the coating could be scratched easily, wait up to a week before use
Top tips for using aerosol spray paint cans
- Always shake well before use - Our heavily pigmented aerosol spray cans can easily settle out, potentially giving uneven colour and coverage.
- Always ventilate your work area - Good ventilation is necessary when Woking with aerosol spray paint not only to clear the fumes, but good air circulation helps the drying process.
- Dust is the enemy - For a flawless finish on small parts, paint them inside a cardboard box. If you have larger projects, create a poly booth this will minimise dust and give you a cleaner finish.
- Start with a dust (or tack) coat - It's always best to apply a dust coat before applying the first full coat. A tack coat is a light mist that you allow to get tacky. The texture of the tack coat will help hold the paint in place and reduce runs and helps to build a flawless finish.
- Apply coats in different directions - 2 coats are recommended when using spray paint cans to build up colour and provide good opacity, Changing directions for
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