Car-Rep Heat Resistant Paint, Matte Black Aerosol

SKU: CARREP_HEP
Price
$18
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Black Car-Rep spray can marked 600°C heat resistant

Car-Rep Heat Resistant Paint, Matte Black Aerosol

Price
$18

Product features

Quick answer: Car-Rep Heat Resistant Paint is a matte black spray can paint that copes with surfaces up to 600°C. Car Builders list it for vehicle exhausts and for the outside of fireplaces, boilers, chimneys and grills. Leave it 30 minutes to dry. It only reaches final hardness after the surface has been heated to 200°C.

Why ordinary paint fails on an exhaust

  • Paint blistering and burning off hot metal. This one is made for surfaces running as hot as 600°C.
  • A tired, faded exhaust. A coat of matte black refreshes the look.

How the heat cure works

The paint is dry after half an hour, but Car Builders say it only reaches final hardness once the surface has been heated to 200°C.

What you get

  • 1 x Car-Rep Heat Resistant Spray, matte black

How much will I need?

Coverage is not published for this can. Ask our team how many cans to order for a whole exhaust system.

Which surfaces does it suit?

Vehicle exhausts, plus the external surfaces of fireplaces, boilers, chimneys and grills, as long as the surface stays at or under 600°C.

How to apply it

Difficulty: Easy.

  1. Spray it onto a part that stays at or under 600°C in use.
  2. Let it dry for 30 minutes.
  3. Heat the surface to 200°C so it reaches final hardness.

Car Builders give no surface prep steps for this can, so ask our team before painting over rust or old paint.

Heat paint mistakes

  • Handling it as if it were hard before the heat cycle.
  • Using it where the surface runs hotter than 600°C.

Can details

Brand Car-Rep
Colour Matte black
Rated to 600°C
Dry 30 minutes
Hardens When heated to 200°C
Pack Aerosol
Supplier code CARREP_HEP

FAQ

How hot can the surface get?

Up to 600°C.

Is it hard after 30 minutes?

Dry, yes. Final hardness comes after it is heated to 200°C.

Can I use it on a fireplace or barbecue grill?

Yes, on external surfaces that stay at 600°C or below.

Does this can come in any other finish?

This listing is the matte black.

Warranty: Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law apply. Contact our team for warranty help.