Best paint for stock pipe

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Best paint for stock pipe

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Ive got a cople stock pipes that I need to pop the dents on. Not interested in the freezer method. Gonna get the torch and go for it.

What is the best paint for the pipe in black?
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if u lived in Canada the freezer method would work faster than the torch :wink:

VHT makes some header paint
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We are getting anywhere from 15 to 24" of snow in the next 48 hours..............

I'm nervous about splitting the pipe.
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seanmx57 wrote:We are getting anywhere from 15 to 24" of snow in the next 48 hours..............

I'm nervous about splitting the pipe.
That sucks! It was 72 here yesterday :cool:
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Post by Gmbond »

Krylon BBQ semi gloss (more like a semi flat)

On initial cure (heat cycle) it gets soft/tacky so it may be a good idea to run the pipe up to temp in your driveway and then let it cool.

Looks close to the oe semi flat finish
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Post by Rhino89523 »

I use BBQ paint,a semi would probably look the best, but I just grab whatever is there when I am grabbing it. Every time I straighten it out and paint it insures I am about to pound it off something big and really screw it up. The BBQ paint sticks really well though.
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BBQ paint has been working good for me
thinking of jumping over to the AF side of things
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I use header paint but, I think following their heat cycle recommendations is the key to getting it to last.
Oh and the torch works fine, just point the ends somewhere so if they pop off they don't damage anything.
Take your time and use MAP gas.
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if the end does pop off go in the the house and let your wife know your
ok,it's loud as hell and look the fuck out!
no wing no prayer
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jarnott71 wrote:if the end does pop off go in the the house and let your wife know your
ok,it's loud as hell and look the fuck out!

:o :o :o :o :o :o :o :o :shock:
These emoticons are how it goes when it pops off!
Then you look around to realize you shot it into a window or a nice polished gas tank!
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