time to finish this project now that i've got the whitewall tire in. I've got a set of old gold colored chery bomb style slash cut mufflers that I want to paint along with the polished lip on the rear rim, i remember trying some spray on caliper paint years ago but recall it faded dark and dull over time, what do you guys recommend for that classic red bobber look that will hold it's color well and what do you think the max temp on the mufflers reach? Thanks gents. Sorry havnt been around, completed 4 other bikes this winter but never got around to my own..lol
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I used VHT header paint on mine. I have a cherry bomb muffler, and had to weld a bracket on it which required a repaint, The header paint doesnt have much opacity, so it takes a lot of coats to cover, and it is flat, not glossy. I imagine a coat of clear engine enamel over it would help with the glossy part. Supposedly the header paint is good to 1200 degrees.
Not a lot of time on my muffler yet, but as the man who fell from a skyscraper could be heard saying at each floor, so far so good.Ich habe dich nicht gefragt.
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I used Krylon BBQ & Stove paint, nice shine and mufflers don't get hot enough to change the paint. I know they have different colors but ya gotta look around. Nice bikes by the wayJust ME and my 82 XJ 1100. Mac 4>1-2 1/2" open baffle shotgun, no octy, K&N pod filters, LED tail/brake light & directionals, 750 FD mod, Ear Cannon air horn, modified bars and dash. "Motorcyclists are all bound together by a brotherhood tie through their love of the sport, and what difference does it make what machine he rides as long as he belongs to the clan." Walter Davidson, Dec. 1920 edition of Harley-Davidson Enthusiast Magazine http://s851.photobucket.com/albums/ab78/justme1100/
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