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Exhaust manifold have tryed loads of different makes and none stay on have any of ya brought any that work,have now heat wrapped the manifold and what a flipping job to do but all done :thumbsup:

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ive only painted centre sections, never a manifold and it was fine. stayed on. ive heat wrapped loads of manifolds over the years. you can paint the heat wrap if you want. that seems to last. did you soak the wrap in water before putting it on the manifold? i didnt the first time i done it. couldnt stop itching for the rest of the day :oops:

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it also depends on the condition of the manifold. rusty or new etc. it dosnt seem right that a paint like that will last without a primer of some description. i will always heat wrap a manifold and if / when it starts looking tatty i will either paint it with high temp paint or replace.

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I just used VHT exhaust paint on my manifold and system and its still on after 300 miles. The manifold was blasted and then heated before painting so I think that,s helped :thumbsup:

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I have used VHT and BBQ paint. Prepped both on a good surface and they both burnt off. VHT was the worst it burnt off with the engine at idle.

 

Ceramic coatings work but are very expensive. Nickel plating works and is cheaper.

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powerspeed sprayed some dark grey heat paint on my manafold when they made it and its still on 3 1/2 year later It has lightend up but still grey :thumbsup:

 

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Many years ago I had my MG Manifold Stove Enamelled and 10 years later with constant use Road/Track it still looks just as good.

 

IIRC it cost about 60 Quid for the whole process.

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