cast iron paint

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Seymour cast blast looks real nice.

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harrisonm said:
I have always used Eastwood Cast Blast, but this Seymore stuff definitely looks better. Thanks
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it dries crazy fast and i've found it to be quite durable as well. i've not used the eastwood version so i can't comment to that, but i've been using seymour stuff for years and always been pleased.
 
I've always used Duplicolor Cast up here in Canada. For hi temp stuff I use Por-15 manifold grey. Both of these work great IMO.
 
@halifaxhops .
Ray has a spray you put over clean cast-iron.
Lasts a long time retains the natural look, even on exhaust manifolds.
 
junkyardhero said:
it dries crazy fast and i've found it to be quite durable as well. i've not used the eastwood version so i can't comment to that, but i've been using seymour stuff for years and always been pleased.
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First, I must apologize. The Eastwood equivalent is called Spray Gray. You'd think I'd know. I bought several cans when it was on sale many years ago.
I used to buy a lot of stuff from Eastwood. Their prices were reasonable, and shipping was average. In fact, I bought my first cheap powder coating gun from them about 20 years ago, and until about a year ago, I bought all of my powder paint from them. Between about 2020 and 2023, the price of their powder paint AND their shipping went up drastically. In fact, I now buy all of my powder from Prismatic. They sell to professionals and have a LOT more colors. Plus, their prices are about 40% cheaper than Eastwood and their shipping is half as much. Their high gloss clear powder is almost twice as expensive as the Prismatic clear. In fact, a 12-ounce spray can of their spray gray is $21. That is higher than pretty much any other brand. I haven't bought much of anything from them in the past year.
 
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