Hycote Extreme Heat Paints are a range of premium quality, high temperature matt finishes with out...Hycote Extreme Heat Paints are a range of premium quality, high temperature matt finishes with outstanding adhesion to bare ferrous metals, and excellent covering power. This range is designed primarily for use on components exposed to arduous operating conditions. This range must be stoved [cured] or processed at temperatures shown below to develop optimum thermal resistance. These paints are ideal for use on Automotive and DIY applications, including exhaust systems, manifolds and barbeques, and Industrial uses in chemical plants, refinery protection, stoves, motors, chimneys and flues. Exceptional thermal stability, up to 650°C depending upon colour. Good mechanical strength. Superb adhesion to bare steel. Resistant to petrol and oils. Excellent exterior durability. Self priming.
Hycote Colour Extreme Heat VHT Very High Temp Aerosol Spray Paint Black 400mlFree delivery in 1–3 days£12.99Visit shop →
Hycote Colour Extreme Heat VHT Very High Temp Aerosol Spray Paint Black 400mlFree delivery in 1–3 days£12.99Visit shop →
Hycote Colour Extreme Heat VHT Very High Temp Aerosol Spray Paint Black 400mlFree delivery in 1–3 days£13.99Visit shop →
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This guide is for users of Hycote Extreme Heat Spray Paint, a premium product designed for high-temperature applications. It offers outstanding adhesion and thermal stability up to 650°C, ideal for automotive, DIY, and industrial use. Note that optimal thermal resistance requires stoving or processing at specific temperatures, as indicated in the product details.
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Model Part Number
XUK1001
Brand
Hycote
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What surfaces can I use this paint on?
Hycote Extreme Heat Spray Paint is designed for use on bare ferrous metals.
How do I prepare the surface before painting?
Clean the surface thoroughly to remove rust, grease, and any loose particles.
How many coats of paint should I apply?
Apply multiple thin coats for optimal coverage and durability.
How long does it take for the paint to dry?
Drying times will vary, so follow the manufacturer's instructions on the can.
Do I need a primer?
No, this paint is self-priming on bare ferrous metals.
How do I cure the paint?
The paint must be stoved [cured] or processed at specified temperatures, as indicated in the product details, to develop optimum thermal resistance.
Is the paint resistant to chemicals?
Yes, it is resistant to petrol and oils.
What is the maximum temperature this paint can withstand?
Up to 650°C, depending on the colour.
Troubleshooting
Paint is peeling or flaking.
Ensure proper surface preparation, including removing rust and grease. Apply the paint in thin, even coats and follow the recommended drying and curing instructions.
Paint not adhering properly.
Make sure the surface is completely clean and dry before applying the paint. Ensure you are using the correct application technique.
Poor heat resistance.
Confirm that the paint has been cured or stoved at the recommended temperature. Ensure the paint is applied to a suitable surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Exceptional thermal stability.
Excellent adhesion to bare steel.
Resistant to petrol and oils.
Durable and long-lasting finish.
Versatile for various applications.
Cons
Requires stoving or specific processing for optimal thermal resistance.
Performance depends on the correct application and curing process.
Limited to ferrous metals.
May require multiple coats for complete coverage.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Surface Preparation: Clean the surface thoroughly to remove any rust, grease, or loose particles.
Application: Shake the can well before use. Apply even coats from a distance of approximately 20-30 cm.
Drying: Allow the paint to dry according to the manufacturer's instructions, typically between coats.
Curing: The paint must be stoved [cured] or processed at specific temperatures, as indicated in the product details, to develop optimum thermal resistance.
Compatibility
Suitable for use on bare ferrous metals.
Ensure compatibility with the material being painted.