My favorite rehab to date


 

Eric-NH

TVWBB Pro
I'm just really digging the colors. Think I'll do silver bottoms on bright lids, pops really well. And the ceramic cerakote REALLY makes the frame look better than new. Totally dry and non sticky or greasy
 

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That is pretty cool. Is it high temp rated? How do you apply it? How much did it cost for you to do that Q?
 
Thanks guys! This is the paint I used.
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I get the semi gloss look by applying 2 coats of their satin clear after usually 3 light coats of the color. I don't completely strip it down, but I do thoroughly degrease it and then soda blast it to give it a nice finish to adhere to. I used oven cleaner to get most of it cleaned up, then a cup brush on a drill and soda blasting to get it real clean. I used less than a can of paint and clear, so I'm guessing maybe $25 all in including the oven cleaner, paint, and media. I used less than one of the cerakote trim wipes on the frame after washing it with dawn powerwash and wiping with alcohol. I think it looks better than new at this point. Used dirty ones seem to be selling for 60-100 in my area now, I'm going to ask $125 and see what happens
VHT Flameproof Coating Very High Heat Flat Orange https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CPCRDQ?tag=tvwb-20
 
View attachment 92519View attachment 92520View attachment 92521This looks great, will try this for sure on the below which i recently picked up for $25. Also, the orange has inspired me but thinking yellow.
VHT SP738 Bright Yellow Brake Caliper Paint Can - 11 oz. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000CPAVIY?tag=tvwb-20

Not sure on the high heat performance needed for a grill though! Any tips? Ps i love a yellow!!
I've used caliper paint before with excellent results, go for it!
 

 

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