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Seymour Alumi-Blast, Automotive Aluminum Spray Paint (12 oz)
Aluminum Coating Paint To Restore Aluminum
Product Line: Blast SKU: CA16-55$12.50
Seymour Automotive Aluminum Spray Paint Product Details
Drawing on over seven decades of innovation and quality, Seymour of Sycamore’s Alumi-Blast specialty coating is a professional-grade aluminum coating paint specifically formulated to restore aluminum surfaces to pristine condition. Ideal for a variety of applications—from rims and engine blocks to water pumps and cast iron parts—our product ensures your projects are restored and protected against the elements with unmatched durability and a non-smudge finish.
Containing actual aluminum metal paste, our abrasion- and corrosion-resistant aluminum paint promises exceptional adhesion. Alumi-Blast is fast-drying and delivers up to 15 sq ft of coverage per can, allowing for efficient and effective application.
Whether you’re set to restore aluminum wheels and castings or finish assembly line work, our aluminum spray paint provides a professional finish and lasting protection. Trust in our dedication to innovation and the highest standards of quality with every spray.
Professional-Grade Aluminum Paint Restores Aluminum Wheels & Castings
Alumi-Blast is a top-quality coating engineered for restoring aluminum surfaces to their original shine. Our meticulously formulated paint contains actual aluminum paste and acrylic resin for the best adhesion, superior strength, and maximum durability. Every application revitalizes your aluminum parts with a durable luster. Ideal for engine blocks, water pumps, and more, our aluminum restoration spray paint yields results that are visually striking.
Protects Aluminum Castings Against Rust
Seymour’s automotive aluminum paint goes beyond aesthetics by offering protection against rust and deterioration. It creates a formidable barrier against corrosion and abrasion, safeguarding your aluminum castings from the ravages of time and the elements. Embrace the power of Seymour for lasting protection.
Actual Metal Paste Inside the Can!
This advanced formula transcends traditional paint, offering aluminum surfaces a new lease on life with unparalleled luster and rust protection. Alumni-blast is made with actual aluminum material for added durability. Designed for both precision and convenience, get a flawless finish on wheels, engine components, castings, and more.
Alumi-Blast specialty coating makes professional-grade aluminum restoration accessible. This VOC compliant spray defends against the elements with ease. Superior results, simplicity—aluminum spray paint.
Quick Drying & Corrosion Resistant Aluminum Paint
Seymour redefines efficiency with a quick-drying aluminum paint that resists corrosion and abrasion. Engineered for the ambitious, this aerosol adheres rapidly, drying to the touch in just 5 minutes. The formidable formula breathes life into aluminum surfaces and arms them against rust and abrasion. For projects that demand swift progress and lasting protection, Alumi-Blast propels you toward perfection with every spray.
Suggested Uses for Seymour Alumi-Blast Automotive Aluminum Paint
Elevate your projects with aluminum paint restoration designed for versatility and brilliance. Ideal for both restoration and protection, this paint is your go-to for a range of applications, including:
- Aluminum wheels & rims
- Aluminum castings
- Rebuilt cylinder heads
- Engine blocks
- Water pumps
- Cast iron parts
- Assembly line piecework
- Transmission housings
Each application adds a layer of toughness against the elements, so your work can stand the test of time.
- Professional-Grade aluminum paint that restores and protects against rust
- Contains actual metal paste inside the can
- Dries to touch in 5 min
- Up to 15 sq ft of coverage per can
| UPC: | 043281000079 |
| Part #: | 00CA160055 |
| Container Size: | 16 OZ |
| Net Fill Wt. OZ: | 12 |
| Net Fill Wt. G: | 340 |
| Prop 65 (cancer): | yes |
| Prop 65 (repro): | yes |
| Safety Data Sheet: | View Safety Data Sheet  |
| Product Information Sheet: | View Product Information Sheet |
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Jeff –
Can you bake it @ 175-200 for an hour to quick cure it?
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Seymour Paint –
The paint will cure in less than 8 hours. You could accelerate that time with heat, but the temperature should not exceed 150°F.
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Bill –
Should I use a self-etching primer when painting aluminum sheet/siding? If so, what do you recommend.
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, our 20-1682 is an excellent self-etching primer.
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Jeff –
Can I use the on cast iron?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it would work very well on cast iron.
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DAVE MAISTO –
IS THIS PAINT GOOD FOR MARINE USE?
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Seymour Paint –
No, this product is not recommended for use below the water line or exposed to salt water consistently.
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Seymour Paint –
We are overjoyed you like the product. Below is a link to our technical data sheet, you will find cure time of this product. Also available under product specs on the listing.
https://cdn.amplifi.pattern.com/331f9799-9123-4482-adfb-36f4559bdd3d
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Bill Mauch –
Can this paint be used on aluminum boats if covered with epoxy resin ?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but the paint must be fully cured (usually overnight dry).
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Jim Baysinger –
Will it work on the water cooled exhaust manifolds .
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Seymour Paint –
It has a heat resistance of 250F continuous so we think it would work well.
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Tony –
Is it heat resistant?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it is heat resistant to 250F continuously.
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Nick S. –
Does this require a primer?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, for maximum protection using a primer is recommended.
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Harry Fleishman –
How scratch resistant is the Aluminum Blast? And is it available in Black?
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Seymour Paint –
It is somewhat scratch resistant (depends on the substrate and how well the prep is). 16-50 bronzetone is an equivalent in black (it’s a super dark charcoal color, almost black). If you need jet black, go with 20-1679.
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ron s farren –
can I use this on my alum LS engine block?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. Prime with HiTech light gray primer #16-831 if going over steel. #20-1681 if aluminum.
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Douglas –
Well, this adhere to plastic
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but only the hard rigid types of plastic.
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Nick –
Will this paint adhere to plastic and ABS ??
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Seymour Paint –
Hard plastic, yes. I would lightly sand as well to improve adhesion.
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Chris –
Can this be used on an aluminum boat fuel tank?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, if you first apply the self-etching primer (#20-1682). For resistance to fuel, apply our EN-70 clear coating over the alumi blast.
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Wayne Brzoska –
Ca you use for outboard motors and will it hold up underwater
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Seymour Paint –
Not recommended, it is not intended for continuous immersion in water.
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Bill –
What’s the time frame for gas attacking it? Do you have time to clean it off before damage occurs?
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Seymour Paint –
Depends on how much gasoline as well. If it’s a heavy splash, the paint will soften in less than 30 seconds. If it’s a few drops, it likely won’t.
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Jacob –
What’s the highest temperature It can handle it handle cause I have a set of headers that need pain.
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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Spencer –
Is the coating solvent resistant when dry? Or will it reverse if something is spilled on the engine?
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Seymour Paint –
It will have limited resistance to gas and solvents but won’t dissolve immediately.
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Everett McKay –
Can this be used to paint over pitted chrome?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but you should rough it up with steel wool first to ensure proper adhesion.
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Wes –
Does Alumi-Blast need Primer?
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Seymour Paint –
Some use a primer (especially if there’s any rust present) and some apply the paint direct to metal. You can achieve good results either way.
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Vince ascione –
Can it be used on cast iron intake manifolds
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it is used on intakes all the time. Some use a primer, and some apply the paint direct to metal. Either is fine.
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Rusty Spings –
Does it come in other color ? Gold ?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, we only have this color available.
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Charlie –
What is the temperature rating
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Seymour Paint –
Temperature Rating on the CA16-55 would be 250F.
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Wayne –
Looking to repaint an alternator. Will your alumi-blast deal with engine heat?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it is most frequently used in this kind of application.
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Tommy –
Can you paint a stainless steel muffler with this ?
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Seymour Paint –
No. We do make a cast iron gray high temperature paint that would work. #16-2668 cast iron gray.
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Christopher –
Do you need to use primer first if so what kind.
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Seymour Paint –
For anything other than clear bare steel, yes. Would recommend 16-831 light gray primer.
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Brad Wilson –
How does it do with heat? Can it be used on a motorcycle engine?
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Seymour Paint –
It resists heat up to 250F continuous. Please contact our technical support team for further assistance 815-895-9101.
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David Chapman –
Will it work on my steel headers
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it has a 250F continuous heat rating.
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Mike –
Do I need to use a primer ?
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Seymour Paint –
For anything other than clear bare steel, yes. Would recommend 16-831 light gray primer.
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john schneider –
would it hold up on exhaust tubing down stream
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Seymour Paint –
No, but our 1200F heat resistant Hot Spot paint will. #16-1201 is shiny aluminum.
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Melecio Garcia –
Do You sell green olive mate color spray paint for high temperature?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, we do not.
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Andrew Gayle –
Can you paint brake calipers with it
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, but you’d probably want to apply the 16-121 clear acrylic over the alumi blast to protect it from brake dust so that it washes off more easily.
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Jim –
Will this paint hold up to automatic transmission fluid, motor oil?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes
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Steve Bennett (verified owner) –
Can it be used on engine headers
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Seymour Paint –
Yes
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Dan –
I have some of the darker color Cast Coat Gray I believe it is called. I am going to clean up and spray an old SBC exhaust manifold. Will the cast coat gray hold up to that heat?
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Seymour Paint –
No, but you could use the aluminum Hot Spot #16-1201 which goes up to 1200F.
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Joe –
I want to paint my Jeep what paint would you recommend for the harsh environment being outside in the sun and mud and snow something that would hold up to scratches better
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Seymour Paint –
Please reach out to technical support for further assistance.
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Mark –
Do you have ford slop gray that they used in the early 70s?
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Seymour Paint –
Unfortunately, not familiar with the term slop gray, but in our HiTech brand we have a Ford gray that’s been in our product line for decades. EN-43.
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Ivan –
What temp does it handle once dry?
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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David Thompson –
Does gasoline hurt the cured finish?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, if gasoline sits on the paint for more than a few seconds it will start to soften the paint. Our EN-70 clear engine coating could be applied if that is a concern.
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Pete –
Maximum temperature is not mentioned on the can. Will Aluminum-Blast work well on exhaust manifolds?
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Seymour Paint –
No, it only goes to 250F continuously. 16-1201 Hot Spot aluminum would work as it goes to 1200F.
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Gregory C Hildebrand –
Is it heat resistant? Is it ok for engines?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, it gets used on engine parts quite often. It’s one of our most popular products.
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Jim –
Can it be used on headers ?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. With proper prep work, and a clean surface free of oils, this product should adhere to headers.
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Kim –
What kind of prep work do you need to do
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Seymour Paint –
Make sure the surface has been cleaned and all oils removed from the surface. If there is rust, remove or use a rust converter product to slow the rust reaction. Heat resistant up to 250F.
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GRANT KELLAR BROWN –
Surface preperation?
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Seymour Paint –
Clean, free of rust. If you do have rust, prime with our 16-45 rust converting primer.
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Bret Weymouth –
What temperatures will this handle and can you clear coat it.
Looking at using them on some engine parts valve covers and intake.
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Seymour Paint –
It can resist 250F continuously. I would clear it with the EN-70 clear engine coating……just make sure the alumi blast is fully cured first.
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Ken –
How much heat will it withstand? I’m thinking intake manifold?
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Seymour Paint –
It only goes to 250F continuously. 16-1201 Hot Spot aluminum would work as it goes to 1200F.
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Edward Burks –
Will it hold up to high temperature on iron heads?
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Seymour Paint –
It resists up to 250F continuous. Our 16-1201 aluminum goes up to 1200F however.
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Michael –
Can this product be used on non-metal surfaces, provided the appropriate primer is used? The specific application that I’m asking about is plastic trim on a car. If this is something that could work, do you have a recommendation of the kind of primer?
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Seymour Paint –
It will work on HARD types of plastic.
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Perry –
Is it chemical resistant
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Seymour Paint –
It has good resistance to household cleaners but not harsh solvents like gasoline.
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Michael Nervik –
Do any of the products use a “fan” spray pattern?
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Seymour Paint –
No, it has a cone pattern.
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jack –
has anyone used it on aluminum wheels
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, the key is to scuff the rims first to ensure good adhesion. I like to topcoat the CA16-55 with 16-121 clear.
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Ronnie –
Can you paint aluminum truck wheels and how durable
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. It’s durable if you ensure proper adhesion—steel wool to scuff the surface and a good washdown with brake cleaner.
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Jay –
Good for a master brake cylinder?
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. The heat resistance is 250F continuous.
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terry long –
does it come in chevy orange
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, EN-48 is chevy orange.
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terry garbig –
does it wrinkle when fuel touches it?i was thinking of touching up a few motorcycle engines(??) let me know–terry
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Seymour Paint –
With long exposure to gasoline the paint will soften. You could apply the EN-70 clear over it for gasoline protection.
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Marc Gerke –
I’m sure the surface needs to be cleaned first. Do you have a suggestion on a product to clean before your product? Thanks
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Seymour Paint –
A household degreaser or brake cleaner. If rusty, wire brush or sand as much off as possible before using the rust converting primer (16-45).
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Matt –
What’s the max temp it can survive once cured?
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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Randy Greisen –
What is the heat rating of this paint? I have an old airhead BMW R100 motorcycle and would like to paint the engine block and cylinder heads.
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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Christian Szakacs –
Do you have this type of paint in white
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Seymour Paint –
Sorry, we do not.
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Mike Jamboretz –
How long between coats
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Seymour Paint –
5 minutes
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Scott Houck –
How does it act on headers what’s the temp rating
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Seymour Paint –
Heat resistant to 250F continuous. It gets used on headers all the time.
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Dave –
Have any hi temp engine paint ?
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Seymour Paint –
Alumi blast goes to 250F continuous so it’s good for all parts except the exhaust manifold. For that, use hot spot 1200F paint #16-1201.
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Tim Westlake –
Does it hold up in saltwater?
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Seymour Paint –
No
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Mark –
How does it stand up to heat
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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Dwight Burtis –
What is the prep?
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Seymour Paint –
Sand off any rust, then clean off any contaminants before priming (16-831 gray primer is a good one).
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Russell Southerland –
Need self eatching primer also
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Seymour Paint –
#20-1681 is a self-etch primer in light gray.
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Les –
What temp will paint with stand is it suitable for engine blocks?
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Seymour Paint –
250F continuous.
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David –
Can you paint on calipers
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Seymour Paint –
Yes. You would only need a primer for bare metal.
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David –
Can you just clean the casting and paint it or do I have to somehow sand it? I’m going to paint my transmission casing with this. Will one can cover the entire casing?
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Seymour Paint –
One can will cover the entire casing. I’d wipe it down with a strong acid (muriatic) and then wash it clean before applying the paint.
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mitch –
I’d like to paint some aluminum rims white. Besides using the Seymour white paint, would I need to spray the rims with the Seymour etching primer first? thanks!
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Seymour Paint –
Yes, scuff them really well and then apply the etching primer. I’d also recommend our 16-121 clear over the alumi blast.
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Scott Moffett –
Can this be sprayed directly onto an old (clean) cast aluminum part or does it need a primer?
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Seymour Paint –
Aluminum can be tricky, would recommend our 20-1681 self-etching primer.
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Rick –
Can this be used to paint engine coverings on a motorcycle taking into consideration the high heat created with such a motor ?
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Seymour Paint –
AlumiBlast goes to 250F continuous. If you need more heat resistance, recommend 16-1201 aluminum in our HotSpot brand. It goes to 1200F.
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Harvey –
Would it work on carbon steel around salt water ?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
It will stick to the carbon steel. That said, it’s not intended for continuous immersion in salt water.
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Herb –
What level of heat resistance does the product provide?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
250F continuous.
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Gordon –
Will it work on aluminum floats or boats below the water line?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Sorry, it will not.
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Glenn Schechter –
Is it good for brake calipers?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Yes, it has good enough heat resistance. That said, would apply the EN-70 clear engine coating to give it some protection from brake dust and grease.
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Eric –
Can you use on a galvanized boat trailer?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
No, this would not be a suitable application for this product.
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Dean –
How clean does the surface have to be for adhesion say intake manifold. Dean
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Free of dirt, grease, and rust. A primer is also recommended.
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Aedan Parsons –
Is it safe to put on the inside of your atv case
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Sorry, it is not.
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joe –
what colors do you offer? I need white
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Sorry, we only have aluminum color.
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Owen (verified owner) –
Is Alumi–Blast fuel and chemical resistant?
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Seymour Paint (verified owner) –
Light cleaning chemicals, occasional splashes of gasoline, but generally no.
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