No, the graphite color is the only option. Nothing will stick to it. But it stays clean for a long time and can be touched up without looking touched up. It always blends together
@@ReddirtrodzHad bought two cast Iron exhaust manifolds which supposedly came painted with ceramic paint from the factory. I sprayed both of them with CERAKOTE Cobalt high heat color. I am restoring this Chevy Truck. one manifold started rusting in few spots. The other one is still perfect. Looking for a way to stop the rust so I can repaint it. Thank You
If you have a rusty manifold, there are several things you can use. Rustsolve, Eastwood Rust Dissolver, or just plain old molasses. You would be surprised at how effect molasses is at removing rust. The rust dissolvers are reusable several times, so it makes it worth it. Just put it in the smallest container you can find, and cover it. 24 hrs later, fresh and clean. Then coat it!
@@Reddirtrodz Thanks! ;) I'm thinking grease and oil will burn off with heat, leaving a great surface for rubbing the graphite into. I'm definitely going to give this a whirl.
Your Amazon link is bad.... comes up as an oscilloscope, not slip plate. It looks like slip plate has several products, so I'm not sure which one you used.
@stizolac it will work, but they will be dark gray. It will stick to raw, polished is going to probably not stick as well. There are other coatings that are better for stainless.