PJ1 Fast Black High Temp 1200 Paint

Used this on our Foster child's scooter exhaust which was a bit rusty looking it looks really nice now

This stuff is awesome. Out of all of the VHT paints ive used, this one give the best finish by far. Painted exhaust on my bike and even recoated my bbq in the stuff. Stands up excellently to the heat. I would only recommend this product!

I love this stuff. Used to blacken out the engine on my V-Twin motorbike. Coverage is great, with no drips or runs. I must have item for anyone doing this kind of work

Seems perfect for what i wanted, ( Lambretta down pipe ) only time will tell. Goes on nice and smooth, i used 4 thin coats. Good preparation is important, sand off all rust and old paint, degrease thoroughly spray part and cure using heat.

I've used this on a BBQ i made from a gas bottle and our wood burning stove. It's in the kitchen and it's taking the heat.

I love this stuff. I've been using it for years and never had anything but perfect results.

Does what it says on the tin

Excellent

My exhaust pipes were looking a bit worn. I did plenty of research and determined PJ1 to be the most suitable High temp paint for my exhaust in Arizona, I also verified this to support my findings. For my results I sanded using 400 grit, and cleaned with alcohol afterwards prior to paint. I applied four coats, without primer. The finish came out to be almost a flat/Satin (use pig spit if you want a bit more luster, I did not) and it came out great. I baked my guards in the oven at 500 degrees for about an hour, and rode with the exhaust painted part on the bike for about half an hour or more to get heat treated. Time will tell, but I've heard it will be great for a very long time based on everything mentioned. The end results are exactly wheat to was looking for and the coverage was excellent. I highly recommend using this over other brands. If for any reason this changes over time I will update my review, however unlikely. Good luck

Stuff works great! Surface prep is key to get good results. Once cleaned, your parts should only be handled with gloves. Bake at 500F for an hour and its heat & chemical resistant (I use it on rifles, oils and solvents don't appear to phase it). Takes quite a bit of handling without rubbing off or wearing through.

Does what it says, I touched up a few minor scuffs on my Harley pipes. Hasn't melted off yet. Pipes get real hot too

I bought a can of PJ1 high temp flat black and a can of PJ1 black matte black engine paint - the flat black was glossy and the matte was flat - label mix up?

Worked great