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I just recieved my new D-port ram air manifolds from ram air restorations. How necessary is it to have them coated? What are my options? I drive the car weekly in the summer. Suggestions? Leave them as is? Or? Thanks for your help. Steve
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I just recieved my new D-port ram air manifolds from ram air restorations. How necessary is it to have them coated? What are my options? I drive the car weekly in the summer. Suggestions? Leave them as is? Or? Thanks for your help. Steve
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They will turn rusty on you if you don't coat them . Try Eastwood or POR 15 for exhaust manifold high temp paint .
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I always sprayed mine with heat paint. I used either flat black or the cast iron looking paint.
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here's what worked best for me.
get every bit of grease off the manifolds using laquer thinner and paint brush. let dry. then brush on the POR-15 stainless steel "boiler" paint as a base coat, then use the "black velvet" exhaust coating as a finish coat. you wont be disappointed. i believe you can buy the products in pint cans, enough to do a couple of pair of manifolds.
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On my cast iron RA manifolds I used the Eastwood Stainless Steel Gray high temp paint, comes in pint can, and shot it with a gun. Looks fine and last a long time.
Tim Corcoran
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