I recently came across a thread which contained some info on exhaust manifold paint. I have tried doing a search, but can't seem to find it again.
I remember it was from an american source and cost about $9 for a small tub. It is painted on and it cures with the hot gases when you start the engine up.
Can anyone recall who it was that mentioned it?
Cheers, Paul
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exhaust manifold paint
by paulwatkins » Mon 20.11.2006, 19:38
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by Dave M » Mon 20.11.2006, 21:06
http://lotuselancentral.com/forum/viewt ... 8&start=20
Check nitroman's link toward the bottom. Sounds like it works better than the manifold dressing I've used in the past (Calyx - brand name). That washed off after driving in the rain.
Check nitroman's link toward the bottom. Sounds like it works better than the manifold dressing I've used in the past (Calyx - brand name). That washed off after driving in the rain.
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by paulwatkins » Tue 21.11.2006, 08:48
Cheers Dave, that's the thread I was looking for.
I'll just post the link here incase anyone else does a search on it
Exhaust manifold paint
I'll just post the link here incase anyone else does a search on it
Exhaust manifold paint
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by paulwatkins » Tue 21.11.2006, 11:55
I'm going to be ordering some of this stuff. Is anyone interested in a group buy?
It's $9.99 per tub (plus shipping)
Cut off date 30/11/2006. Let me know by then.
Cheers, Paul
It's $9.99 per tub (plus shipping)
Cut off date 30/11/2006. Let me know by then.
Cheers, Paul
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by ailwyn » Tue 21.11.2006, 14:27
Probably a stupid question but you are talking about the big lump of metal between the engine block and the turbo? Yes, I said it was a stupid question.
Mine's a nice brown colour at the moment so could do with sprucing (no idea when I might get round to doing it though!).
Count me in.
Ailwyn
Mine's a nice brown colour at the moment so could do with sprucing (no idea when I might get round to doing it though!).
Count me in.
Ailwyn
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by paulwatkins » Fri 01.12.2006, 08:37
I have placed the order this morning gents. I will let you know when it arrives.
Regards, Paul
Regards, Paul
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Exhaust Manifold Paint
by algirdas » Sun 03.12.2006, 07:13
Dear Paul:
Eastwood makes and/or sells a variety of exhaust manifold coatings. I have had good luck with their caliper paints and pretty much everything else that I have bought from them. I have not used their exhaust manifold paints/coatings so I can't vouch for them. Here are appropriate links:
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?item ... 394&page=1
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?item ... 394&page=2
In short, knowledgeable people with really good products. Prices are pretty good as well.
Sincerely,
Algirdas
Eastwood makes and/or sells a variety of exhaust manifold coatings. I have had good luck with their caliper paints and pretty much everything else that I have bought from them. I have not used their exhaust manifold paints/coatings so I can't vouch for them. Here are appropriate links:
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?item ... 394&page=1
http://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?item ... 394&page=2
In short, knowledgeable people with really good products. Prices are pretty good as well.
Sincerely,
Algirdas
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by paulwatkins » Thu 11.01.2007, 09:09
Ailwyn, Dave and Woody,
Just an update guys:
Items were dispatched on 4/12/06 with an expected 6 week delivery(overland and water due to it being classed as 'hazardous'). So, it should be here very soon.
Cheers, Paul
Just an update guys:
Items were dispatched on 4/12/06 with an expected 6 week delivery(overland and water due to it being classed as 'hazardous'). So, it should be here very soon.
Cheers, Paul
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by paulwatkins » Fri 02.03.2007, 08:51
At long last, the package has arrived......only took 4 months!!
Dave and Woody, are you going to Donny this year?
If so, I will bring yours up with me.
If not, I can post it on. In which case, please PM me your address details.
Cheers, Paul
Dave and Woody, are you going to Donny this year?
If so, I will bring yours up with me.
If not, I can post it on. In which case, please PM me your address details.
Cheers, Paul
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by dapinky » Fri 02.03.2007, 11:30
paulwatkins wrote:I can post it on. In which case, please PM me your address details.
Cheers, Paul
....obviously telling Royal Mail that the package contains hazardous material, and being the owner of a license to transport such stuff
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Just the one now, but this one's mine! - and it will be finished eventually..... - but also temporary custodian of a project until it is finished enough for Angie to drive it
...oh, and a 2006 Freelander destined for the jungles of The Gambia - 4500 miles across roads, desert and tracks - what could possibly go wrong?
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by paulwatkins » Fri 02.03.2007, 11:39
By post it on, I meant, drive it to the address myself and post it through the letter box!
BTW dapinky, you have PM
BTW dapinky, you have PM
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by Enright » Sat 03.03.2007, 02:54
Paul,
I live pretty close to Woody.
Can't remember if he's going to Donington or not, but it would be easy for me to pass it on and save you some postage.
I live pretty close to Woody.
Can't remember if he's going to Donington or not, but it would be easy for me to pass it on and save you some postage.
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by paulwatkins » Sat 03.03.2007, 20:58
Enright13 wrote:I live pretty close to Woody.
Can't remember if he's going to Donington or not, but it would be easy for me to pass it on and save you some postage.
Neil, thanks for the offer, but i posted it off this morning.
BTW Woody informs me that he wont be going to Donny this year.
Cheers, Paul
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