pidevildog07
Active Member
The outside is starting to look a little shitty with rust forming (being more important than missing paint) and I want to see if high temp engine paint would fit the bill of being durable for occasional rough use.
Looking for ideas specifically on how to cure 2000 deg rustoleum engine paint the cheapest, most effective way possible. I've seen where people use steel trash cans and a camp stove, stack on gun cabinets and larger burners, plexiglass on open side of cardboard (or trash can) that is lined with aluminum foil and set out in the sun.
If this isn't viable, I'll pony up the cash and get it cerakoted or I'll try alumahyde.
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Looking for ideas specifically on how to cure 2000 deg rustoleum engine paint the cheapest, most effective way possible. I've seen where people use steel trash cans and a camp stove, stack on gun cabinets and larger burners, plexiglass on open side of cardboard (or trash can) that is lined with aluminum foil and set out in the sun.
If this isn't viable, I'll pony up the cash and get it cerakoted or I'll try alumahyde.
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