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CarPlan Engine Lacquer is an ideal solution for automotive enthusiasts and mechanics looking to refresh or protect their vehicle's engine components. Designed specifically for both plastic and metal engine blocks and inlets, this high-quality lacquer withstands temperatures up to 150°C while resisting fuel, oil, and grime. While it provides a durable, professional-grade finish, users must invest significant time in surface preparation, as the lacquer will not adhere properly to surfaces that are not perfectly clean, dry, and degreased.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ELP001 |
| Brand | CarPlan |
| Container Volume | 250ml |
No. Exhaust manifolds exceed the 150°C heat tolerance of this product and will cause the paint to burn off immediately.
You must use an etch primer when working on aluminum, but it is not strictly required for most other metals if they are thoroughly cleaned and degreased.
It is recommended to wait at least 24 hours to ensure the lacquer is fully cured and hardened.
Yes, it is designed to be compatible with plastic engine components.
Use a suitable solvent or brush cleaner recommended for oil-based paints immediately after use.
Yes, it is specifically designed to withstand engine heat up to 150°C.
This usually indicates residue was present on the surface. Strip the area, degrease again, and ensure it is perfectly dry before reapplying.
Apply thinner layers and use a high-quality soft-bristle brush to minimize visible strokes.
Ensure the application area is well-ventilated and not in high humidity; humidity significantly slows the drying process.
Proper preparation is the most critical step for a successful finish. For all surfaces, use a dedicated engine degreaser to remove all dirt and oil. For aluminum surfaces, you must abrade the metal with fine sandpaper and apply a high-quality etch primer before using the lacquer to ensure proper adhesion.
