I am trying to repaint my motorcycle exhaust, I have high temperature paint, will this stuff be okay on the pipes. (Less than 500 degrees)
632829
Your best bet is to email rustolem and ask them your question. I had some concerns about their products last summer,and i emailed them. They answered all my questions in a very timely manner and were very helpful. I wish you luck!!
632830
I have used it as a base for high temperature paint. Assuming you will be using a spray can to deliver the final coat, be sure to follow the dry time for best results.
850265
I would be a little wary of such an application, but you are in the best position to make the judgement call. Is the place you wish to apply the insulation warm or hot from the proximity of the flame? If so, that would concern me. I would not be concerned if the heat is merely from the hot water in the pipe -- insulating that is what this tape is for. The insulation is plastic and might possibly melt, or even burn if exposed to a flame, however. I would think that this is something you would not want to take a chance on.
2118346
Yes you can. But it might not do much good for long. I would try graphite lube for exhaust metal on metal use.
232719
I'm using it on the high setting on pvc pipe to bend it. If anything it may be too hot. It's designed to soften paint and scrape it off etc. You would probably have to use it on the low setting and be very careful.
364886
well this paint claims it can resist temperatures up to 2000 degrees, I think it might work.
161405
The melting point for PVC pipe is about 176 degrees (F). The cable should not get that hot. Also it says "For metal and plastic water supply pipes" on the front of the package. Hope this helped.
731869
POR 15 Glisten in my experience with the product is as heat resistant as most other automotive grade paints. In other words, it is not affected by heat up to and including engine bay temperatures. I use in on gun barrels and receivers and it is not affected by the heat of firing cartridges. It is pretty much imperivous to gasoline, as toluene or xyelene is required as a thinning agent. I agree with the first answer in that prep of surface is paramount. Area to be painted needs to be sanded and clean and wiped down with degreaser immediately prior to application. Hope this helps?
147185
absolutely! I put it on my bike when the pipes were still slightly warm and the nylon melted right on them. Took weeks to clean that mess up.
1836507
The can says not for use on surfaces that come in contact with high temperatures such as mufflers and exhaust pipes
2219448
I use this for BBQing and smoking to seal my thermometers. So I'm not using it on motors. It's good to 700*F. The highest temp RTV I've seen. Probably a good idea to call a couple Auto parts stores or local mechanics.
2094116
Yes my friend. I used thus in a radio control turbine exhaust and resist until 400 farenheit
1790768
Yes it would work. I've used it to seal a part on a radiator with no problems. I also think the package says its good for up to 500 degrees.
1414480
It should be. I used it on Harley exhaust with no issues. Those get hotter than truckexhaust. Just follow the instructions to the letter.
1643164
This stuff is used in my heating system in my motorhome. It is heated to about 180 degrees and circulated through some heat exchangers. I believe that this is the perfect heat transfer material for your radiant heating system and it also has some anticorrosive properties. It is also acceptable in potable water systems if that is a concern.
31230
I would not think this paint would be heat resistant enough for this purpose.
1783360
The package does not say so I would NOT use it for high heat applications for that reason. If it cannot be welded (best choice) use JB WELD or similar 2-part epoxy as they can be used on engines.
102711
Yes watch temp gasket on valve is only good to 400 degrees if I remember correct.