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VTECSAUCE
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Probably best to get them powder coated. Could try so high temp paint from autozone or something if you want it done cheaper. That's all I can think of.
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I google'd this same topic last week. I was surprised to see that ALOT of the higher end cars on the different forums were using high heat barbecue grill paint.
Blk2015GT
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I'm sure any paint will work that can take some heat. The tips don't get anywhere near as hot as the rest of the system.
I've even seen people dip their exhaust tips and it holds up fine. I guess it is just rubber after all in spray form.
May be a more semi-permanent solution to see how it looks too.
I've even seen people dip their exhaust tips and it holds up fine. I guess it is just rubber after all in spray form.
May be a more semi-permanent solution to see how it looks too.
Spartan_Stang
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Plasti-Dip will work and like Blk2015GT said it will be nice to see it and be able to take it off if you dont like it or sometime down the road want to go back to chrome.
