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Hot Stuff Exhaust Manifold Dressing
Hot Stuff Exhaust Manifold Dressing
Universal Fit, 2400 °F Peak Temperature, Silver, 2.0 fl. oz. Liquid Measurement
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MFG. Part #:
91044079
Peak Temperature:
2400 °F
Color:
Silver
Liquid Measurement:
2.0 fl. oz.
Sold in Quantity:
Each
Notes:
A 2 oz. container will do 2-4 manifolds on average.
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Hot Stuff is more than just ordinary header paint. This space-age blend of stainless steel and ceramic compounds is the ideal coating for cast iron exhaust manifolds! It withstands 2400F° (manifolds rarely exceed 1200°F). Only minimal preparation is required. Easily applied with a small brush or a rag. Coating heat-cures by simply running the engine for 10 minutes. Leaves a durable, raw cast iron appearance.
A 2 oz. container will do 2-4 exhaust manifolds on average. Not recommended for tube steel headers.
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Manufacturer Notification: Product shelf life is 6 months.
Some parts are not legal for use in California or other states with similar laws/regulations
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