Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

I do not have anything now but I will do a spray out tomorrow . It should handle normal engine temps.

Mike.

Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

Here are shots of Seymour Cast Blast and Seymour Stainless Steel, with one shot against a piece of bare steel.

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics...7-dscf6614.jpg
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics...8-dscf6617.jpg
https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics...9-dscf6616.jpg

Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

I do not like to use rattle can paint either.But what else can you use to get the bare steel look?

Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

What parts specifically John ? Sometimes I acid etch with phosphoric acid, blow dry with hot air, then use R.P.M, and after is sets up even some Boeshield.

Mike

https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/pics...5-dscf6282.jpg

Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

I try to limit my use of rattle can stuff, too, but I always turn it upside down for a day, then heat the paint and shake the living crap out of it to make sure it is thoroughly mixed. Those cans have stood right side up for quite a while before purchase, let alone before use. The part I'm painting MUST be perfectly clean and wiped with lacquer thinner or prep-sol, and the surrounding area must be free of any type of silicone. A waxed car nearby (even covered) can contaminate the area. Been using this procedure for years with good results. I've had good luck with Krylon products. Also, sometimes their color description might not always match my idea of the color I'm looking for, so you might have to experiment to find the exact color and texture you desire

Re: spraying rattle can bare steel paint
 

I like evaporust,and rpm or restoguard wet.Almost every part goes in evaporust for awhile.Just had a pair of BB heads soaking for a few days. Some parts that are pitted you have to prime and paint with bare steel paint.