Eastwood Radiator Black Spray Paint Satin Finish 12oz
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Eastwood Radiator Black Spray Paint Satin Finish 12oz

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  • Factory Finish: Factory Look Finish with 5%-10% Gloss Level for a professional appearance.
  • High Temperature Resistance: Withstands temperatures up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit, ensuring durability under extreme conditions.
  • Durable Formula: Resists chemicals and chipping with a heat-dissipating formula that maintains performance.
  • Optimal Performance: Won't block air flow between cooling fins and won't interfere with heat transfer, preserving radiator efficiency.
  • Quick Cure: Achieves full cure in 72 hours at a thickness of 0.5 - 1.0 MIL, providing a reliable finish.
  • Specially Formulated: Designed specifically for radiators, preventing issues common with standard engine paints.
  • Satin Finish: Offers a lower sheen than regular gloss, similar to factory paints used on modern plastic tank radiators.
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Aug 13, 2025
392 hemi
5 out of 5 stars review

Great radiator paint.

Applied to aluminum radiator. Scuffed all I could with red scotch pad first. Cleaned with laquer thinner. Sprayed a light mist coat first. 20 minutes later applied light full coat. 20minutes later a second light full coat. Let it cure for 2-3 days. Started engine, up to temperature for 10 minutes. Cool down about 3-4 hours. Started took a 1 hour drive. It's a month later and looks good, no problems. Bought 2 cans, used less than one on a small 17x21 inch core radiator.

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