Rust-Oleum 249340 High Heat Primer Spray Paint (Grey)

Quality of the primer is best and it is rust proof and also heat resistant but the price is little bit high

this product is best.. i have applied to the reddish exhaust pipe of my apache rtr..it looks like new and well finished.. following some points to be consider for better result.1-clean all rust and previous paint by sand paper. the clean the surface..repeat it 2 to 3 times.2-hand practice is most necessary..so first apply on any other things then on exhaust pipe..3- keep the nozzle 6 to 8 inch from the work piece.. apply one to two layer of light coat. let it dry for 1-2 hour..other procedures are written on the bottle..but there is no price tag.. so feeling cheated..

Its 👍

Paint is good but by mistake I am receiving less amount but thanks for amezon team they will resolve my problem and refund my money

I used this as a base coat on my bike silencer and engine Guard. the coating and spray was amazing.. i had my silencer sanded before the base coat.. it cover almost all scratches.. i had some heavy rust bumps on the curve of the silencer.. it wasnt fully covered.. ya bcoz those r bumps.. soo.. i had some more coats over there before my final black color coat with 3M silencer coat..If i went for the Black color Rust-Oleum i wouldn't need 3M.. i had other plans for the grey.After all this i still have like half of the can.. it can do Twice the 3M 's job.. spray quality is nearly same as 3M.. if at all it is a little better than 3M.They have even and good thick spray till the end.I tried like almost all Indian brand paints for automotive..asian paint, cellux 2x, vista.. compare to all this Rust-Oleum is way better but a bit costly.If u have no problem with money go with Rust-Oleum. they are costly, yes.. but it can do more than twice the Vista Auto Care Spray Paint and more than 4 times Cellux 2X..

Good product.

First of all i got the paint with a broken seal cap, although not a big deal because the paint seemed to be intact and fineNow i have a bike whose exhaust heats a lot and it had to be painted due to scuff marks and scratches , i prepped the surface with some sand paper (400 grit) and cleaned with rubbing alcohol, i sprayed the paint as instructed and tried to bake , the paint bubbled due to high heat but i switched the bike off and let it sit and cleaned the bubbled paint immediately, i let the paint sit overnight and fired up my motorcycle again in the morning, again it bubbled but now from some places , as this was my 1st paint DIY so i am sure that this bubbling is on my part and not on the paint part, i probably made some mistakes in the prepping and spraying of paint , the surface where it was nicely prepped and primed are looking awesome , go for the paint but get the prep done correctly and go for primer before paint , don't buy from here just go to local market and ask a automotive painter to prep and prime the exhaust before you paint

I followed the instructions on the can carefully, but I don't possess the skill set to sand the bike well, in spite of that, with only 1 layer of coating the colour has stayed for more than 3 months now with absolutely no signs of wearing off.Used it on RE Thunderbird 350 on the silencer, where most people complain of the paint burning off, this one is truly heat resistant, it has not chipped even a little bit. Great purchase