POR-15 Engine Enamel Chrysler Turquoise High Temperature Engine Paint 473ml

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SKU: POR42128
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POR-15 Engine Enamel Chrysler Turquoise High Temperature Engine Paint 473ml

POR-15 Engine Enamel Chrysler Turquoise is a high-temperature automotive engine paint designed to restore and protect engine blocks and associated metal components. Its classic Chrysler Turquoise colour is suited to restoration of Chrysler 383–440 Big Block engines from 1962–1971, excluding high-performance variants.

This self-levelling enamel produces a rich, high-gloss finish with excellent colour retention and protection against moisture and corrosion. It withstands continuous temperatures up to 177°C (350°F) and intermittent temperatures up to 260°C (500°F), making it suitable for engine surfaces within these limits.

Apply by brush or suitable HVLP spray equipment to properly prepared metal. Clean surfaces with POR-15 Cleaner Degreaser and treat bare or rusted metal with POR-15 Metal Prep. Allow 4–6 days after painting before starting the engine. Not suitable for exhaust systems.

Key Features

  • Classic Chrysler Turquoise: Restoration colour for compatible Chrysler Big Block engines.
  • High Temperature Resistance: Withstands continuous temperatures up to 177°C.
  • Self-Levelling Gloss Finish: Provides smooth coverage with lasting colour and sheen.
  • Corrosion Protection: Helps protect engine components against moisture and rust.
  • Versatile Application: Suitable for brush or HVLP spray application.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

  • Brand: POR-15
  • Range: Engine Enamel
  • Product Code: POR42128 / 42128
  • Barcode: 051491421287
  • Type: High Temperature Automotive Engine Enamel
  • Size: 473ml (1 US Pint)
  • Colour / Finish: Chrysler Turquoise / Gloss
  • Temperature Resistance: 177°C Continuous; 260°C Intermittent
  • Application: Brush or HVLP Spray; Up to 5% POR-15 Reducer for Spraying if Required
  • Drying: Touch Dry in 30–60 Minutes; Recoat in 2–72 Hours; Allow 4–6 Days Before Starting Engine