Rust-OlEUm Automotive High Heat Spray

As long as you follow proper baking procedures works great. The color is VERY matte! Be aware. But also nice. Held up well so far after 1 month.

Used it to paint my Jeep wrangler borla exhaust mufflers and tips. Followed the instruction and cycled the heat treatment. It is holding very well so far and looks factory finish.

The colour is black met It's dry fast You can make many layers easily

Used this to repaint my rusty grill and the end result was a satisfying matte look

very good product

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Best ever product. Very good for rusted exhaust pipe and exhaust muffler. Just clean whole exhaust unit and apply one coat first. After 20 minutes apply second coat. Definetly valve for money product.

I used Rust-Oleum High Heat Spray Paint in Flat Black to refresh an old, faded fire pit ring, and the results were excellent. The paint went on smoothly with even coverage and dried quickly. The flat black finish gave the fire pit a clean, like-new appearance without looking overly shiny or artificial. After several fires, the paint has held up well to the heat with no peeling or flaking. Proper prep definitely helps, but once applied, it provides a durable finish that stands up to outdoor conditions and high temperatures. If you’re looking to restore a fire pit, grill, or other high-heat metal surface, I would definitely recommend this product. Great coverage, easy application, and impressive durability.

Have a 20+ years slow combustion stove, with time the finish degrade and start to look real bad. Was previously using a product specially made to restore wood stove finish. Unfortunately, when using the stove after applying the product, the smell was bad enough that I needed to open a window to get rid of the smell. This paint smell a little on application but no odor wen using the stove and no need to do it every year. Now stove look like new and no smell.

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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 fine Now 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