Krinkle Paint - Where??

[brodee]

What brand is the krinkle paint I've seen used on valve covers and where can I get it??

Thanks

[UNHCLL]

VHT

https://www.pitstopusa.com

[brodee]

Thanks.

Anyone know any stores that carry the VHT paint? I'd like to pick some up tomorrow. If not I'll order it.

[Jordan]

any Harley dealership.

[brodee]

Cool, thanks Jordan. I spend enough time in the harley shop already but another trip won't hurt me.

[spencers]

To anyone that knows: don't you have to heat painted part for the paint to set? Like, put it in the oven?

That's what's made me not want to krinkle mine. I don't have an extra valve cover or intake manifold.

But if I'm wrong, let me know!

[brodee]

I'll let you know tomorrow... I'm doing an intake and 2 valve covers.

[UNHCLL]

you dont have to.
i used a heat gun aimed at the underside to help speed the curing process.

[brodee]

I'll just set it out in the Texas heat. SHould be cured in about 10 minutes if it's as hot tomorrow as it was today.

[spencers]

I'll just set it out in the Texas heat. SHould be cured in about 10 minutes if it's as hot tomorrow as it was today.

Ah, duh!! Forgot about that!

[Jordan]

UV curing is nice. I normally put said item in a cardboard box (keeps dust off too) with a small ceramic heater inside the box. Heats it up to HOT and keeps it that way.

[318driver]

anyone ever paint there M20 valve cover body color? Ive seen tons of S14s with it. Im thinking about doing that and when i get my sparco(eventually) bodycolor.

[spencers]

UV curing is nice. I normally put said item in a cardboard box (keeps dust off too) with a small ceramic heater inside the box. Heats it up to HOT and keeps it that way.

Cool thanks.

What you guys think about coating a muffler with krinkle paint? Mine is so dull now, and the tip is rusted to hell. Been meaning to get something done about that..

[DSchultz325e]

i wanted to do mine but i was just going to use bbq paint. krinkle paint would look weird on a muffler i'd imagine.

[bmwm3n528]

UV curing is nice. I normally put said item in a cardboard box (keeps dust off too) with a small ceramic heater inside the box. Heats it up to HOT and keeps it that way.

Just read something about using a BBQ grille...no dust and really hot.