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I am thinking of painting my Comptech stainless steel exhaust flat black with BBQ paint prior to install, it is a bit too shiny for my tastes. Would this help protect it, or would it not make any difference?
 
Originally posted by: tnitsuj
I am thinking of painting my Comptech stainless steel exhaust flat black with BBQ paint prior to install, it is a bit too shiny for my tastes. Would this help protect it, or would it not make any difference?
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Try using the Jack Daniels BBQ stuff. It preserves great and can be picked up in any grocery store.
 
Originally posted by: Supercharged
umm WHAT
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Would painting the exhaust help protect it. Even though it is stainless steel I am sure the welds and such will eventually start to rust.
 
the point to stainless steel is to not rust out - I don't know why you'd do it for cosmetic reasons, but those are the only reasons I can think of.
 
Yes.
Paint your rotors too. A few layers on the windshield couldn't hurt either.
 
Originally posted by: SampSon
Yes.
Paint your rotors too. A few layers on the windshield couldn't hurt either.
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I hear using white paint on the console is just as good as getting white gauges.
 
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