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Engine paint

65-440

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Posted this over in the paint section, got little response. Maybe this will work better ....

I'll be painting my 383 soon and need to get some turquoise engine paint. I was looking at the Por15 chrysler turquoise and before I commit was wondering if anyone has good results with it. Is the color close to factory ? Also read good things about Bill Hirsch engine paints but wonder about the color as well .
 
I was referring to 65-440 - I was looking at the Por15 chrysler turquoise.
 
I used it from Summit, quite a bit cheaper thru Summit. I Just painted my 69 383 AC engine with it. Looks great.
 
Sorry for stepping on your post, but I thought maybe you or the other posters might know if engine paint (looking for hemi orange) can be found in brush on paint in a can. I have use Por 15 on many parts and body parts. Don't skimp on your prep. I have used it with fiberglass to repair rusted floor pans. Great success, stronger than the steel and paintable itself.
 
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Yes, I used POR15 turquoise. 16 years ago and still looks great! Even where the exhaust manifold superheats on the passenger side, there are no burnt or browned section from the heat. I painted it with a brush while the engine was still in the car and it flowed out like it was sprayed. Make sure you go overboard in the cleaning process - that is the key. Even the RV2 AC compressor is POR15 black. The black did lose some gloss over time.
 
Posted this over in the paint section, got little response. Maybe this will work better ....

I'll be painting my 383 soon and need to get some turquoise engine paint. I was looking at the Por15 chrysler turquoise and before I commit was wondering if anyone has good results with it. Is the color close to factory ? Also read good things about Bill Hirsch engine paints but wonder about the color as well .

I used por15 turquoise and it is very high quality indeed! As said by others, no need to spray it as it flows so well off the brush.

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