I painted mine black on my Super black...I will try and find a pic.

 

To : CAL_G35C1 / Z BOY
yes , i painted it it with high heat paint (1200d) temp paint. it is used to paint like big chevy blocks etc. so dont worry about the paint not withstanding your exhaust temp. took about 30 min or a lil longer but thats just cuz im like a clean freaks. i through like 3-4 bed covers (house bed covers) on the car and masked off the rear bumper to make sure no overspray hit the car. and i painted till the middle of the car. so if you look under the car you can tell it looks like the whole exhaust. well hope this helped guys if you want closer pics email me and i'll send.

 

Me too ??????????

 

Okay, so i'm at home depot today looking for high heat aluminum spray paint with chrome cap. what i found was a "metallic" paint with chrome cap that didn't list temperature and a "high heat" paint that didn't come with a chrome cap, but not one that combined both high heat and chrome cap. Would you please tell me exactly what's written on the can and where to get it so i can have a cool project this wknd?
thanx in advance

 

Hope This Helps, I painted Mine With High Heat Aluminum Which Has Silver Top And The Actual Part # DH 1606 (High Heat With Ceramic 1200Deg)

 

Also wanted to add, i bought the can at local (discount auto parts) im pretty sure you can pick it up there or at autozone. it runs about $5.00

 

Juice,
you are awesome!!!
nuff said.

 

Well, I guess different strokes. I had a dual system fabricated with a Magnoflow crossflow muffler. I sprayed it flat black with high temperature paint to HIDE it. All you can see from the back are the tips. Just the way I like it.

Lou

 

Juice beat me to the post, Good luck, Dave

 

Hi Lou, I like that look very much also....Never know, I might change it up once in awhile......If my car were black, black muffler without a doubt....Later, Dave

 

Whatabout silver on black?

 

Hi Z BOY, If you are referring to your car, why ask me? You've done an awesome job so far.........I think silver on black would look great too....I don't think Black on a Daytona Blue is a good match though....Just my opinion....Dave

 

just sharing. it all depends on your color scheme and the effect you are trying to affect. blue batmobile is big on blue and black. in my opinion, bling is better, contrast is better, but that's just my preference.
Matt

 

I hear ya.....working on getting that 1000th post, are you? LOL.....Dave

 

no more than you, brutha;-)

 

Dave,
Did you see my earlier pic? I did the muffler and pipe to midpipe in silver, and i love it. thanx again for the idea!!!

 

Yeah, It looks great....I'm surprised I have'nt seen many previous posts of others doing it....I don't know what your muffler looked like when you got your Z, but mine looked dull and unfinished....It was a no-brainer......See you in the threads, Dave

 

well im glad i opened this forum , as it was useful at least to sum 1 , lol came out great Zboy

 

ya, no brainer to me, too. stock muffler was dull and ugly. did you guys prep yours any before painting? i took my sander to mine; just hope i didn't remove any of the rust resistance.

 

Z BOY : I just cleaned mines good with towel/water&soap and dried it up , and applied paint coat. I did not sand. About ur rust coat situation , i really have no idea on that. im assuming as long as u didnt use a really thick grit you should be fine