Spraypaint extractors in Melbourne?

[JShaw]

Anyone know of someone who can paint extractors in melbourne? They are already on the car, do they need to be removed? Cheers

[old mate]

to do a good job they will have to be removed.

[Not_An_Abba_Fan]

Yes, they will have to be removed. But why paint them? They will discolour anyway.

[HamaTime™]

Do it yourself.

Taking them out/Putting them in is a bitch if all your going to do is paint them which will wear off anyway.

[Cracka]

I think they are called Hot Jet Coating or something, look up getting them ceramic coated

[ari666]

i think they do painting in your back yard OP. pretty sure the company is called VHT:


this stuff is brilliant. still holding up really well on the impala, and its done about 2000k's

[YURNXT]

You take em off and I'll paint em for you =]

[Drewie]

i think they do painting in your back yard OP. pretty sure the company is called VHT:


this stuff is brilliant. still holding up really well on the impala, and its done about 2000k's

I did a set of headers on a V8 VN on the car using the VHT Flame Proof, I didn't use the spray can but used an artists brush that was about 5mm wide with a very long handle, I sprayed the paint into a jar and carefully painted what I could see, I made sure that I covered every possible visible part, the paint is extremely thin and it is like painting with water on a dry porous surface, it left no brush marks what so ever and dried to a nice finish, the only issue I had was that being so thin it was very easy for the brush to flick off a spot here and there so I made sure if that happened to wipe it off straight away. I had the car for around 10 years and it never changed its appearance in all that time, but I only did about 50,000km in all that time. Looking at them from above looking into the engine bay you wouldn't have know there were sections underneath not painted, as I made sure I painted every little bit that was visible from above. It was a fiddle job but the end result did look good. VHT is really a great heat resistant paint.