Eastwood Ceramic Engine Paint Universal Aluminum Quart

Replicate the factory look of your engine while giving it superior protection against corrosion, wear and stains by coating them with our ceramic universal aluminum engine paint. This ultra-durable finish will withstand temperatures up to 650 degrees — the highest threshold in the industry. In addition to shielding against heat, the chip-resistant formula also prevents dirt, oils and chemicals from sticking to parts. Use this ceramic coating for aluminum parts such as pistons and cylinder blocks or customize the engine so everything has a classic shine.

This quart of silver engine paint covers up to 40 square feet, giving you plenty for a variety of projects. Add our 4:1 urethane activator for even better gloss and protection. If you’re new to engine painting, our article about How to Paint an Engine Block to help you get started. Eastwood sets the standard in high-temp engine paints that have a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee.

Features:

• Super durable
• Protects engine and resists chips, chemicals and heat
• Withstands temperatures up to 650 F
• Provides a beautiful factory-look finish
• Easy to apply – brush or spray on (for best results metallic’s should be sprayed)
• One quart covers approx. 40 square feet
• For added durability and gloss use Eastwood's Activator 21854Z

Eastwood's Ceramic Engine Enamels provide a beautiful factory look finish that is super-durable and will withstand temperatures up to 650 degrees F. Developed using the latest paint technology integrated with silicone alkyds, this is the new standard in engine coatings. Each color is replicated after the original color for that deep rich factory look. Our Paint technology ensures that your motor will be protected and resist small chips, chemicals and heat. In fact this is the highest temperature range in the industry, 650 degrees F! NOT FOR USE ON EXHAUST MANIFOLDS OR HEADERS

Not for sale or use in California. Eastwood Paints are formulated to meet National Rule VOC regulations; check with your local and state guidelines as some areas may have stricter regulations than others.