Tableau High Temperature Spray Paint - Matt Black - 400ml

This paint is specifically designed for ferrous metal surfaces, such as iron and steel, that are expected to reach high temperatures during use.

The paint dries to the touch relatively quickly, allowing for recoating. However, it requires heat exposure (e.g., from the item's normal operation) to become fully cured and durable.

The paint can withstand temperatures up to 600°C (1112°F).

It is best to remove any old, non-heat-resistant paint and prepare the bare metal surface thoroughly for optimal adhesion and performance.

Once fully cured, the surface can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, especially before the paint has undergone its initial heat curing.

Heat curing means the paint film needs to be heated to its maximum operating temperature for the first time after application. This process completes the chemical reaction within the paint, making it hard, durable, and resistant to heat.

It can be used on certain exhaust components where high temperatures are reached. Always check local regulations and ensure the component does not exceed the paint's temperature limit.

Apply in thinner coats and from the recommended distance. Ensure the can is shaken properly. Avoid applying in humid conditions.

Shake the can more frequently during use. Move the can in a consistent, sweeping motion. Apply additional thin coats if necessary.

Ensure the surface was thoroughly cleaned and degreased before application. Ensure no loose rust or paint was present. Allow adequate drying time before use.

This usually indicates inadequate surface preparation or contamination. Ensure the surface was completely clean and dry. Reapply after thorough surface preparation.