Options on this paint for a MC frame

[Guest]

Was going though my local tool/auto repair store http://www.kmstools.com/ and they had this there http://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-s-2...sis-black.html. Looks to be ideal for doing a black frame any way.May be even better than the Appliance "Epoxy" I've been using for my frames,at least I hope so at nearly 3x the price. KMS pricing makes it not worth trying to get it from the US.Anybody tried it out?
Also have Eastwoods Hot Coat powder coating guns and powders for an I can't get it here for that pricing.I'm happy I there looked today

[SVSooke]

I guess it must be a fairly new product from the lack of response.Think it might have gotten lost yesterday to so I'm going to bump it to

[GateKeeper]

Hey SVSooke, looks like good stuff, might even last a long time, but I have no first hand knowledge....

As you might know, I used the POR-15 product this time around on my frame and other bits, swingarm, inner fender and so on, and I can say for a brush on product (you can spray the stuff if you have a gun) I find it to go on nice, smooths out beautifully and seems to be durable......

time will tell on how it holds up to wear and chips and uv rays and so on....

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[SVSooke]

Yes GK I'm well aware you dipped the FZ in POR-15 Looks like I'll guinea pig this stuff on my GPz frame this summer.I some how doubt it will be as forgiving as the appliance epoxy though

[rustybronco]

Greg, I don't know if you'll need the 'nano ceramic' technology that eastwood touts. Maybe if you look for some other 2K black paint in a can you might find it for a wee bit cheaper than $25 per.

Dunno?? worth a try.

Other than that, very good idea.

[SVSooke]

I doubt it would be much less $$ to get regular 2K up here.It will probably be a bit over $30 a can with taxes added.Hate to think how many cans a car frame would take