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Help-Painting a rusty cat-bypass?
Hey a quick question guys. I bought a used cat-bypass off of craigslist. I'd like to finish it up a bit even though it's not seen. Problem is it's coated with a relatively light coat of rust. Is there anything I can do that's not too drastic or expensive to strip it? Maybe some rustoleum paint afterwards, THANKS.
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Rustoleum will burn off quickly. You may want to consider VHT High Heat (Header) paint.
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Most definitely go to walmart or any automotive shop. As for Hightemp engine, muffler paint in a rattle can. Wire brush the bypass, clean it up with acetone etc, and spray the pipe applying a couple light coats over 25-30 minutes. While your doing it, make sure the wife isn't home and pre-heat the oven to 400! ![]() ![]() Every-time I do this I usually get yelled at a bit, but the finish lasts a hell of alot longer than it does when I just spray it and put em on. It will look good for quite some time. JW |
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Thank you guys.......that's just exactly precisely what I was looking for. Girlfriend doesn't yell too much so I'm preheating and off to Walmart! Of course rustoleum will burn what was I thinking.
Scott
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