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Prosolve | SKU:
181001
600 Degree Heat Resistant Spray 500ml - Black
£5.83
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£6.99
Inc. VAT
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600 Degree Heat Resistant Spray 500ml - Black
Regular price
£6.99
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Unavailable
600 Degree Heat Resistant Spray 500ml - Black is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Why it works
Why a heat resistant coating
Rated to 600C
Stays on a manifold, a stove body or a flue at working temperature instead of blistering off on the first cycle.
Resists flaking and chipping
Holds together through heat cycling, which is what usually breaks a coating on a component that runs hot and then cools.
Fixes what is already there
Rusty manifolds and tired stove bodies can be cleaned back and recoated rather than replaced.
Black
The colour almost everything in this category was originally finished in, so a recoated part looks right rather than obviously touched up.
Overview
Where ordinary paint fails
A manifold gets hot enough to glow. A stove body and a flue run several hundred degrees for hours at a time. Ordinary acrylic on either one blisters, browns and then burns off, usually on the first proper heat cycle, and what you are left with is worse than bare metal. A 600C coating is formulated to sit at those temperatures without moving. Preparation matters more here than on any other paint in the range - oil and grease that would be a cosmetic problem elsewhere will cook off underneath the coating and lift it.
600C
Temperature rating
500ml
Can volume
240mm
Can height
0.4kg
Weight
| Dimensions | |
|---|---|
| Volume | 500ml |
| Can diameter | 65mm |
| Can height | 240mm |
| Weight | 0.4kg |
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Temperature rating | 600C |
| Colour | Black |
| Base | Heat resistant coating |
| Surfaces | Clean, dry, oil and grease free metal |
| Brand | ProSolve |
| Sold as | Single can |
Frequently asked questions
What temperature will it take?
What temperature will it take?
It is rated to 600C.
What can I use it on?
What can I use it on?
Exhaust manifolds, downpipes, engines and engine bay parts, wood burners, stoves and flue pipes, and other metalwork that runs hot.
Does it need curing?
Does it need curing?
Read the can and follow what it says. Heat resistant coatings normally need to be brought up to temperature to reach their full rating, and a coating that has not been cured properly will not perform to the number on the tin.
How should I prepare the surface?
How should I prepare the surface?
Clean back to sound metal and degrease thoroughly. Oil and grease that would be a cosmetic problem with an ordinary paint will cook off under a heat coating and lift it, so this is the one product in the range where preparation is not optional.
Can I use it on a barbecue or a fire basket?
Can I use it on a barbecue or a fire basket?
It is a high-temperature metal coating and those are in the same category of use. For anything that will be in direct contact with food, check the can and the manufacturer's guidance first - we cannot advise on food contact from the data we hold.
Is it available in other colours?
Is it available in other colours?
This listing is black, which is what almost everything in this category was originally finished in. If you need another colour at this temperature rating, ask us and we will check what is available.
Will the ordinary gloss black work on an exhaust?
Will the ordinary gloss black work on an exhaust?
No. The standard acrylic gloss in this range is not a heat resistant coating and will blister and burn off. Use this one.
