Samurai Exhaust Pipe H2 Hi-Temp Silver 600°C Heat Resistant Spray Paint- Automotive,Motorcycle,DIY

This paint is really good. Easy to use. This was my first time using any spray paint ever. And it was really easy to use. Here I posted a before and after image. I also posted an image after riding my bike for long hours, having a bike wash and riding again. The paint is not coming off at all. I will definitely post an update after 1 year of use. Update after 1 month: The paint didn't last. It just washed away 😪 from the front part which gets exposed to mud and water while riding Ps: I had not applied any primer before painting. Update after 3 months: I was competely wrong. It was actually mud which looked like the exhaust pipes original colour. Reason for the confusion was that, I used to go to a mechanic who would wash my bike with waterjets. So they would not take care of every parts. Recently, I washed my bike myself. So, I cleaned literally every nooks and crannies. Then I realized that it was actually mud stuck to the exhaust pipe. Conclusion after 3 months usage: very good product. Weatherproof and heat resistant Don't know whether it requires priming or not but it didn't require in my case. I highly recommend this product.

Awesome product for this price range

It is Best Product in Paint Category Compare To Other Spray Paint Only One Corn Is The Price and It's Availability... If available at discount Always Compare The price Bcz always It is Higher in side. otherwise Paint Quality is Excellent. No Any Complain at all After A long time...

Paint quality is good. But during the application, the spray nozzle got clogged, so I had to tear the can so that I could use the leftover paint.

Really good quality spray, the nozzle has a good even spread with no sputters, really shows the quality of the product, looks glossy when sprayed on but turns matte after drying, really happy with the results, used 3/4th of the can for a silencer pipe, posting this after about 2 years. How to use : Wash the surface with a kitchen scrubber get all mud and muck off it, use detergent or dishwash liquid if necessary, let it dry completely, use a degreaser and prep surface by removing all contaminants so that the paint sticks properly (if you skip this step the paint won't stick) spray 2-3 even coats, dries up in a few hours but recommend not touching it until the next day if possible.

Good

good product

Perfect for hot surface