bare metal preservative?

[mmissile]

Looking to coat my cast-iron parts with something to deter rust, but natural looking. Don't want to paint or powder-coat.

Thanks.

 

[VANDAN]

You can check this out from Eastwood. I saw it before, but have not tried it...

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Calyx Manifold Coating 3 oz
Item #11171 Brand: Calyx
4.6 out of 5 rating. 4.6
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Rub-in an instant, long-lasting,
cast-iron luster

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Rub-in an instant cast-iron luster with easy-to-use Manifold Dressing Your project vehicle's exhaust manifold will look like new after you rub it down with Calyx Manifold Dressing. It's easy to apply and long-lasting.

• Rub-in with rag or toothbrush
• No disassembly required
• Enough for 8-10 typical V8 exhaust manifolds

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About Calyx Manifold Coating 3 oz
Though it's not as durable as our paint on coatings, it is convenient and easy to apply because there's no disassembly required. Just remove loose rust and rub-in thoroughly. Non-toxic and water-soluble. A little goes a long way: one container treats 8-10 typical V8 exhaust manifolds. Made in USA.


Application
For the best results, manifold should be removed, abrasive-blasted, and wiped down with PRE Painting Prep (10041Z) before applying. If you wish to apply Calyx while the manifolds remain installed on the engine, use a wire brush to remove surface rust and dirt, then wipe down with PRE. Apply Calyx with a rag or toothbrush, and work it into the pores of the metal. For a buffed appearance, use a fingernail brush.


Contents
3-oz. container of Calyx Manifold Dressing, with instructions


Accessories
10041Z PRE Painting Prep, Aerosol


MSDS Sheet
Click Here for Material Safety Data Sheet


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[mmissile]

any other products?

 

[dieseldazzle]

I use high temp satin clear from vht. Holds up decent if the surface is clean and prepped.

 

[68gtxman]

I've been told that liquid graphite is great for exhaust manifolds. Sold at Napa stores.

 

[mmissile]

I'll be needing this for cast-iron suspension pieces. No heat involved.

 

[Ski 61701]

Ive used this stuff and it works pretty good. It leaves a wax film on the pieces, it changes the color just a tad but it does work at keeping the parts looking good.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...ggtMAA&usg=AFQjCNEWWBI44pZsJXyQ_1UwbCUmQthAkg

 

[dieseldazzle]

I'll be needing this for cast-iron suspension pieces. No heat involved.

I still use the high temp satin clear from vht. Seems to hold up to a lot

 

[SublimeSixpack]

Not sure if they still carry it, but Eastwood Co. used to sell a product they called Heavy-Duty Anti Rust #2712 for protecting bare metal. It's a spray on type product. Kind of like Cosmoline. Might be something to consider.

 

[Pistol Pete]

I used Dry Graphite Lube from CRC on the manifolds on my '57. It's held up fairly well, but the car was stored in a damp garage last winter and a few rust specks were showing through.

Nice thing about it is it's easy to touch up and doesn't burn off or discolor.
https://www.zoro.com/crc-graphite-d...ts&gclid=CMGBqo_e29ECFQzMDQoduWIJKg&gclsrc=ds

 

[polywideblock]

what about ECS
http://www.ecsautomotive.com/rpm.php?rpmlnk=main

 

[Ski 61701]

what about ECS
http://www.ecsautomotive.com/rpm.php?rpmlnk=main

Thats the stuff I have used and I like it, just heat the metal up and brush this stuff on, and it flows like a wax

 

[flypaper]

i have used RPM before
i recently heard of this product that was developed by Boeing
that i want to try...

http://boeshield.com/

 

[Ski 61701]

i have used RPM before
i recently heard of this product that was developed by Boeing
that i want to try...

http://boeshield.com/

Ive heard of boeshield, but now that I read how the product works it sounds like a liquid form of the rpm paste. Id be interested in hearing how it works / lasts

 

[threewood]

Check out Penetrol, it is linseed based and does not get hard or chip.

 

[493 Mike]

I have used "Everbrite" on my aluminum engine with no visual difference of the aluminum surface.
Mike