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for many years I have only used one product on new manifolds Calax dressing . it never dries and can be re applied over and over . it washes off with water . try it !
I've used stove paint and steam radiator paint. Lasts 10+ years, and cheap. Available in many colors. Frankie, you could remove one of those gold manifolds and wear it around your neck on a chain for added 'street cred' when attending NCRS events!!
GTO, never mind Frank getting street cred with the manifold around his neck at NCRS events.
I saw him get out of his hot tub once and he had the gold manifold around his neck! My eyes still burn. Oh what a sight. And by the way, the manifold was the only thing that he was wearing.
for many years I have only used one product on new manifolds Calax dressing . it never dries and can be re applied over and over . it washes off with water . try it !
It's Calyx, but I don't want to use anything that never dries and washes off with water.
I just bought a pint of POR15 in Aluminum color to do my manifolds. However, the more I read, it seems that I really should use Gray. Or are the two colors very close....any thoughts?
I just bought a pint of POR15 in Aluminum color to do my manifolds. However, the more I read, it seems that I really should use Gray. Or are the two colors very close....any thoughts?
I would use gray. I did use gray. It looks more like natural iron. In the end it's your choice for which you like better. From the POR website:
I would use gray. I did use gray. It looks more like natural iron. In the end it's your choice for which you like better. From the POR website:
Should've gone to the website....I think you're right Gray looks more natural. I wouldn't want to go too light and shiny...don't want to compete with Frankie's bling
12-13-2016, 07:08 PM
