Had the old can sandblasted today, and used BBQ paint!
Came out great, bashed it on with a brush, and hey presto!
A good as new can I can use at ITV (MOT) time
Of course, I've yet to see if it stays on.
Did it in the engine room at work.

Whoops! Tried to do multiple pics, but didn't work...

And another.

Looks good, my mate did his exhausts on his harley and they've stayed black.

Nice work

http://www.plasti-kote.co.uk/Product/pc ... ode---3621

Everyone on the Rd Forums use this

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Should Have Stuck To making Tubers

That looks like similar stuff, except in aerosol form.
TBH I didn't read the tin too thoroughly, and now I'm not so sure if it needs curing or not. I'll have another look at the tin tomorrow.
I wasn't too worried about the finish, as I don't plan on running it on the bike, as I said, just for inspection time.
But it goes on lovely. I just bashed it on with a throw away brush, and it looks pretty presentable. Smells good too!

I just didn't want a rusty piece of shyte kicking around my shed.

Of course, it's no substitute for a propper job like Zircotec.

I wouldn't be preparing any food on it until you are sure

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08 Specialized Langster

Do you think when it gets hot, the smell will make me hungry for meat and beer?