old guys rule
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Saw on here someone had used silver anti-seize to paint their exhaust manifolds. Anyone have experience with this?
Exhaust manifold paint / anti-seize
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No But slip plate is amazing makes them look new and lasts a long time google it.
old guys rule
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Exhaust manifold paint
old guys rule
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Is that slip plate graphite lubricant?
Al I use on cast iron. Seriously out lasts any coating I have tried.
Yes, dont use the spray, the tip clogs way to fast buy a quart. Put it on with a rag and rub it in lightly. Friend turned me on to it years ago amazing results.
Best product going for manifolds.
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old guys rule
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Is it high temp? For exhaust manifold
Benn using it on them for years and also on steel headers.
bake68rr
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Is that slip plate graphite lubricant in the picture, it doesn't look like the spray can I see online? What prep work is needed before you apply?
Thanks so much
I dont use the spray cans they clog up way to fast. I just wire brush them and of course no grease. Brush it on lightly the rub off the excess. Easy
Wear gloves PIA to get off your skin.
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I've used this, probably the same thing...... a little goes a long way
bake68rr
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Great! Thanks again
Ray, is this stuff like Calyk in that it rubs off on your hands when working near it like when changing plugs? I used Calyk 20 years ago on my GTX and the manifolds still look nice but anytime I work around them I still get it all over my hands.
Once it is on its on and you can handle it not like silver Anti seize.
RemCharger
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Looks great but to grey for me. I like the cast iron look. Depends on your preference, I guess.
RemCharger
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Yeah it has to bake on the motor, and richens the color.
Not exactly raw cast iron though
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