E-Tech British Racing Green Engine Enamel Paint 250ml

The E-TECH Engine Enamel is a high quality, long lasting, gloss paint specially formulated with a ceramic resin to cope with temperatures up to 250?C and is ideal for use on most engine parts and components.

It is ideal for painting engine blocks, valves and rocker covers, gear casings and many other components and brackets.

We have a range of 6 popular colours available

Features:
Long lasting high quality gloss finish
Easy to use and apply ? brush on application
Resists oil, engine additives, chemicals, road salt and weathering
Excellent durability ? chip & crack resistant formula
Heat rated to 250?C

Specification:
Can Size 250ml ? re-sealable so enables repairs and touch-ups when needed.
It is a brush on application so simple to apply, quick drying and provides a hard, chip resistant, long lasting finish which retains its colour due to the high pigment content.

Instructions

Preparation:
For best results ensure the engine or part you are painting and the paint are at room temperature before use (approx. 17?C to 21?C)
For best results apply in a warm, dry and dust free area
Use a steel brush to remove loose dirt and rust deposits from surface to be painted
Then clean area to be painted thoroughly with a degreaser, remove all traces of silicone, oil, dirt, grease etc.
Mask off any area that you do not want to be painted
The area to be painted must be completely dry and clean before you start.
When applying to aluminium, rusty and smooth surfaces ensure that the surface is etched properly before applying using E-TECH Etch Primer (Pat Number: ER00112)

Application:
Stir paint thoroughly for a minimum of 2 minutes
Apply paint with a brush in a thin, even coat avoiding runs and droplets
Leave to dry for 30 minutes before applying a second coat
Repeat process until desired effect is achieved
Leave to dry for a further 2 hours before starting the engine. Only drive/use the engine (vehicle) when the enamel is completely dry. On some surfaces you may need to apply 2 or 3 coats to achieve the desired finish.