Seen two pack paint used on engines, that is resistant to most solvents. Not sure on applying it as a clear coat only as it is usually primed.

Thanks Charlie, that's what I said in my first reply...

The Master Cylinder (10/22/2013)

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High Temp Clear Paint??

Gibbs Brand, ~$15.00 a can on Amazon.com. Free shipping.


Someone let us know how it works. I don't like the part about "apply more Gibbs when your treated metal is no longer slightly wet to the touch" either.

And it does ALL THIS!!!


Gibbs© Replaces All Other Products Silicones, Penetrants, Degreasers, Belt Dressings, Contact Cleaners, "Other" Spray-on Lubricants, White Lithium Grease, Carburetor Cleaners, Ignition Wire Driers and more! Gibbs© can be used on any type of metal, wood, glass, leather,rubber and most plastics including: Aluminum, Brass, Bronze, Cast Iron, Copper, Steel, Magnesium, Titanium, Mild Steel, Stainless Steel, and Tool Steel &Chrome! Use Gibbs© torevent Electrical Connections from Oxidation, Lubricate Tools and Machinery Parts, Clean and Protect Saw Blades, Drill Bits, Protect and Clean Brake Parts & Bare Metal Surfaces on Vehicles, Machinery and Farm Equipment, Loosen Corroded Gears, Engines, Hinges, Latches, Bleeder screws and Bolts, Revitalize and Protect all Metals From Water, Remove Surface Rust from Chrome and Painted Surfaces Lubricate and Waterproof Latches, Locks, All Machinery & Equipment EXCELLENT for Waterproofing!Lubricate Computer HD Bearings!Clean,Protect Guitar Frets,Necks,Bodies,Bridges etc. Clean, Protect & Preserve precious Antiques. Starter fluid for all gas engines! Cleans, protects, preserves all Leather!


Lubricates AND cleans carburetors while preserving Leather...

"The Master Cylinder"

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Engine clear coat. It yellows over time, but you probably won't notice it unless you have a fresh bead blasted part next to it. But I don't think there is anything that will absolutely prevent stains, except maybe never running the engine or driving the vehicle, and that is no fun.


Lawrenceville, GA

$20 per can at a local speed shop or $96 per case is a bargain compared to the prices listed on the www.roadsters.com site. After doing some research I found that a Canadian distributor for Gibbs Brand is not too far from me. I think I will check out their price, but I won't hold my breath.

P.S. Not as bad as I expected - $18.85 per can plus tax. I'll pick up a can tomorrow.

Mark

1956 Mercury M100
1955 Ford Fairlane Club Sedan
Delta, British Columbia

This stuff sounded GREAT until I read this;
" When used to protect metal from oxidization, Gibbs Brand will gradually become less effective. For best results, apply more Gibbs when your treated metal is no longer slightly wet to the touch."
It has to be constantly wet to the touch?
I say that's BOGUS! I think I'll save my money..........................


"FREE SAMPLE"

Wonder what the ingredients are. There are lanolin base products that supposed to do amazing things but I haven't tried them.

Been using Gibbs for years now.

$96.00 for a case of 12 cans delivered. Just picked up a case at Hershey.

Oldmics

I ordered some. I'll try anything once.

The web site information on this stuff is AMAZING! Definitely not inexpensive, but it sounds like THE material for preserving ANY metal that you desire to have a natural, waterproof finish on.

Lower viscosity than water, penetrates gaps as small as one micron... GooD GrieF!

Apparently available in a bottle at an earlier time. I wish it still was. -I've had too many aerosol cans go dead on me.

Sounds like it would be good for an aluminum intake and some cast iron pieces I can think of.

THANKS, Stuey!

NoShortcuts
a.k.a. Charlie Brown
near Syracuse, New York

Looks like good stuff. I'll have to give it a try. Chuck

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