I'm not aware of any such product and just wondering if there is for badly rusted pipes?
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I'm not aware of any such product and just wondering if there is for badly rusted pipes?
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I don't believe there is anything that is LABELED as a primer, but I'm sure if you just sandblasted it, layed down a basecoat of 1200 degree high head paint, you could consider the 1200 degree paint a primer, and then actually put on the color and temperature rating you want. I don't see a need though.. I'd personally just sandblast it, and then put her on there.
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theres a chrome pipe coating too we have it at the shop but i cant rember the name it comes in powder form???? Ill check it out tomorrow.
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There is no such thing.Sanblast and paint with a 1200 Degree Duplicol as nouseforaname90 said.
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Just sand blast it to make it look good. Paint is almost pointless. The front tire will just sand blast it back down in a month, especially if you ride in sand.
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