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(More customer reviews)I bought two rattle cans of the flat black and one can of the white for my brake calipers from Napa Auto. It was 6$ a can but the paint job comes off pretty smooth if you know what you're doing. I laid down two coats of white and two coats of black on my calipers all around my Honda Civic with disc brake conversion. I also got a little carried away and painted my valve cover and exaust mani with the same layers. I'm looking for some hi-temp clear coat to finish them all off and came across this and figured I'd tell anyone else who is looking for this stuff how well it goes on. Yes its coming out of a rattle can but it coats niceley if you do enough layers. As far as heat I couldn't tell you if its really good up to 1500 or if it REALLY has ceramic in it but it looks good and serves its purpose on my daily driver.
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Product Description:
You are viewing Dupli-Color High Heat Engine Paint -BLACK .Duplicolor High Heat Paint with Ceramic is formulated for high temperature paint applications. Exclusive durable Ceramic formula increases heat dispersion to maintain & protect paint's original finish. Developed and tested in the lab, this high-heat paint will perform up to the most rigorous standards of racing and street rod enthusiasts. Ceramic resins provide protection from exposure to excessive heat and automotive fluids. Resists oil, gas, grease, rust, salt, humidity, and solvents  and temperatures up to 1200°F, intermittently. With EZ Touch nozzle. Price shown is for one 12 oz. can. Available in a three colors. IMPORTANT NOTE: All spray paints must be shipped via Ground UPS (NOT 2nd Day Air); therefore, orders for spray paint will only be delivered within the 48 continental United States. In addition, there are no returns on paint, so it is very important that you choose your paint color carefully based on the Manufacturer's Paint Code.
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