POR-15 High Temperature Paint, High Heat Resistant Paint, Weather and Moisture Resistant, 8 Fluid Ounces, Aluminum

Used this paint to coat cat back exhaust system on my truck. This is some super tough paint. Exhaust looks great and paint holding up flawlessly. Be sure to properly clean and prep surface to be painted and you can expect great results from this excellent quality paint. Also have used the POR brake caliper paint with similar success.

Very good brush on black paint for high heat grills. Air spray is even better.

easy to use does as advertized

POR-15 High Temperature Paint, High Heat Resistant Paint, Weather and Moisture Resistant POR15 advertisements used to be to the point. Seals against rust, apply to clean prepared surface, needs a top coat to prevent weather erosion. etc. I thought I was buying the same product but this one seems different, and very little information on if it is the same as the original POR15 I have used in the past. So whatever it is I bought, it went on ok, used a brush to coat some metal that was prepped and painted with POR15. It seems ok. Time will tell if it was successful. It still has the same qualities of drying hard, though in the past over time the POR15 tended to "soften" and would peel off. I didn't expect that I am assuming this is the same product and as we all apply things differently, I may have done something to cause the peeling after 10 years but going soft was not expected. I WIll RECOMMEND this with caution that you research the product well before purchase. I do not know the seller nor did I get any money or product for my random review. 240916 1103

Used this to paint the calipers on my C5. I wanted a "stock" looking gray. Not a fancy shiny silver that is available in caliper paint. This worked great, looks great and should last just as well as caliper paint since its hight heat and solvent resistant.

Sprayed a 57 year old Austin Healey exhaust manifold with this paint following the directions perfectly. I noticed an "exhaust to tailpipe" bent stud and decided to replace it. It refused to come out while trying ALL normal methods. I finally took a torch as final effort, heated the exhaust almost cherry red, thinking I would have to repaint the whole manifold. I was able to break the bent stud loose and as I let the manifold cool, the area I got so hot, looked identical to the rest of it!!! The paint was still perfect in color, adhesion and looked perfect!! Great paint!!

I have used POR coatings several times over the years. You get what you pay for and this stuff is pretty good. I have never had a failure using this expensive coating. This is no ordinary paint. This review is for the aluminum color high temperature paint. Other reviewers have complained about this paint failing to dry properly. What they missed is this compound does not cure properly until it has been baked at temperatures above 300'F for at least 10 minutes. It paints as a liquid but cures as a powder paint. It must be baked-on. After that it is quite hard and durable. It kills rust. Be careful to read the label and directions. If anything, the company should make this clearer in their labeling and how to use, mode de-employ. They do make a conventional aluminum or silver coating that air dries and does not require heat to cure. I found it elusive to find, however.

I painted my ugly tall heat pipe and the color came out great.The paint is for heat