Plasidip Exhaust Tips

[99RamSport360]

Okay, so I found plastidip for only $5 a can, and decided to buy a few cans...
Do you think I will be able to paint my exhaust tips without it coming off from the heat?
thanks

 

[Musclemckeester]

I have seen somebody do this, but I don't think it's really recommended for high heat. A better option would be to use some high heat paint for an exhaust application.

 

[Davy120]

Yes on anothet forum im on quite a few people have plasti dipped exhaust some for over a year and it's still holding strong

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[BlackedOutHemi]

There's been multiple people on here do their exhaust tips with no problems. At least on the 4th gens from what I've seen.

 

[99RamSport360]

Yeah, I have been reading on it, and a lot of people have done it. The only reason I won't high heat paint them is because they are all stainless, so paint doesn't stick to them, and I don't want to etch them with acid, and I had heard of this being done. I also don't want it to be permanent if I don't like it. I went to the performix website ( Plasti Dip Tech Tips | Plasti Dip International ) and it says that it has been tested to 200+ degrees, and after driving for 30 minutes, I can still touch them with my hand, so I think they will be alright

 

[milleraddison]

plasti dip is good up to 200 degrees F. Your exhaust gets way hotter.

 

[blackout11]

id suggest not doing it i did mine it held up great i took a 5 hour drive and it cracked and flaked off

 

[TheMaddog]

i did it to mine, then i took it off. no problems.