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mahlmann Oct 5th, 00, 10:53 AM Can anyone recommend a source for high temp Chevy Orange engine paint in pint or quart cans? I only found rattle can paint at Eastwood. Thanks. ------------------ Mike Ahlmann '69 Elky SS-396 Sunnyvale, CA There are no athiests at 150 MPH! BILL TIRELLI Oct 5th, 00, 3:43 PM Check out por-15 site, they have high temp chevy orange in pints. ------------------ BILL TIRELLI MEMBER#280 1969 BLK CHEVELLE SS396 375HP 4SP 410 POSI STATEN ISLAND NY =http://hometown.aol.com/wtirelli/myhomepage/index.html (http://hometown.aol.com/wtirelli/myhomepage/index.html) Jimmy P Oct 6th, 00, 7:58 AM You can use regular automotive Urethane. It works just fine and dosn't discolor. Pick any color you want! ------------------ Triple Black 69 SS 396 Mytmouse Oct 6th, 00, 9:41 AM I agree with Bill above. I have used the POR15 Engine enamel and it works great. Just brush it on and let dry for a few days before starting motor. Very bright orange just like in the cans. The POR has some kind of smotthing agen that pretty much elimnates the brush strokes. They guarantee it to not peel and flake off if the surface is prepared (clean) before applying. Mytmouse ------------------ 67 SS 396 350HP 4 sp 3:55 Posi, Butternut Yellow w/Black Vinyl Top 70 SS 396 350HP 4 sp 3:55 Posi, Black on Black 68 RS Z/28 302 350+Hp? 4sp 4:10 Posi, Euro Red on Black Mytmouse: A.K.A. Robert Stacho Quadzilla Oct 7th, 00, 9:24 AM I have an engine that got ran hard and is now sitting next to my house that as por-15'd (thanks dave) and I wiped off the grimes and soot and other crap and the paint looked great with no signs of doing anyting other than just sitting there. ------------------ Francis Taracido Gold# 201 sniper0666@aol.com History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man. Oh No! You Know She's Got To Go! Go Go Quadzilla! <oo=+=oo> http://members.aol.com/sniper0666/page/intro.html | ||