Heat Activated Paint Motorcycle Exhaust

So hot that most paints will burn right off.

Heat activated paint motorcycle exhaust.

Heat changing paint and hydrographics make an awesome combination. By doing this you are slowly warming up the exhaust which causes the paint to cure. Exhaust parts get hot. Eastwood however has a selection of paints available formulated to withstand up to 1200 and even 1300 f while protecting your exhaust from rust and looking great too.

Basically when the temperature increases the paint ceases to be visible revealing what s underneath. Our polymer ceramic coating is both an exhaust paint and thermal barrier. A thermal barrier is essentially a coating that maintains heat within an area for a beneficial purpose. When the temperature decreases the paint is visible again.

It is best to use a heat wrap or header on the first six inches of the exhaust as the closer you are to the engine the easier the paint will peel. Turn the bike on again for 30 minutes. In this case the magical paint is applied to the harley davidson s exhaust pipes. General spray painting skills is all you need to get an awesome finish like this.

We like this paint because of the high heat protection that it gives apart from other impressive features like high quality paint that dries faster and many others that will be further discussed.