Engine Paint
Engine Paint
Engine Paint is a special heat resistant paint to paint your engine block in a new color. This paint for your engine block is resistant to high temperature, oil, gasoline, diesel and even heat! Painting the engine block of your car or motorcycle in a new color makes it look strikingly beautiful and unique. Painting an engine block also brings the benefit of protecting parts from scratches, rust, corrosion and aging! At CROP, you can buy engine block paint in all colors and from well-known brands!
Why use heat resistant engine block paint?
Do you want to give your engine's block a new color? Then it is important to use special paint that is suitable for that purpose. The engine block of your car or motorcycle is exposed to extremely high temperatures ranging from heat generated by combustion while driving. A normal paint will flake and fade quickly. By using heat-resistant engine block paint, the color will stay nice and good for a long time. This paint is heat resistant up to 600 degrees Celsius. In addition, engine block paint is gasoline resistant, oil resistant and chemical resistant.
Painting the engine with heat resistant paint
Painting your engine with heat resistant paint is done using the step-by-step plan below. In a few simple steps, you can apply the heat-resistant paint to your engine block and the paint will stay on for a long time. Read below about painting your engine:
- A good preparation is half the work! For that reason, clean the engine block with a powerful degreaser so that residual dirt and oil are removed.
- For good adhesion, sanding the engine block is necessary. For this, use P320 or P400 sandpaper. This will immediately remove old paint and any rust from the block.
- Tape surrounding parts and hoses with masking paper and masking tape. This protects against any paint splashes and overspray.
- Apply the first coat of engine block paint in a thin spray. Hold the spray can of heat-resistant paint 20 to 30cm from the surface.
- Let this 1st coat of paint evaporate and dry before applying a second coat of engine block paint until the desired coverage is achieved.
- Has the paint completely covered your engine block? Then let it cure for at least 24 hours before starting the engine again.
Brands engine block paint
There are several brands of engine block paint. Each brand has its own heat-resistant paint developed specifically for the engine block. Regardless of which brand you choose, you can rely on high quality that will last and last! Choose from the brands below:
- CROP heat resistant paint for engine block
- VHT Engine Enamel paint
- MoTip Engine Paint
Painting your own engine black matte
Do you want to paint the engine block black matte yourself? Then use a black paint that is heat resistant to 600°C or more. The engine block paint black stays beautiful for a long time without fading. Black engine block paint has high hiding power and is easy to spray from the spray. If you spray the engine block black with heat-resistant paint, it is important to allow the paint to cure for 24 hours after the last coat before riding again!