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VHT Engine Enamels

Engine Blocks
Heads
Water Pumps
Starters
Brackets
Motorcycle Engines
Valve Covers
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VHT ENGINE ENAMELS are a unique blend of urethane resins, which produce a tough, long lasting heat and solvent resistant finish. VHT has developed Engine Enamel specifically for use on engine blocks, heads, and components. Available in a wide range of factory match colors.

Engine Enamel is available in these colors:

SP-121 UNIVERSAL BRIGHT RED
SP-128 GLOSS YELLOW
SP-124 GLOSS BLACK
SP-130 FLAT BLACK
SP-132 UNIVERSAL GOLD
SP-127 UNIVERSAL ALUMINUM
SP-129 GLOSS WHITE
SP-756 HOT PINK
SP-758 LAVENDER

SP-123 CHEVY ORANGE
SP-133 CHEVY V8 BLUE
SP-135 GM BLUE
SP-139 GM SATIN BLACK
SP-122 PONTIAC BLUE
SP-142 PONTIAC BLUE METALLIC
SP-140 CADILLAC BLUE

SP-120 CHRYSLER HEMI-ORANGE
SP-136 LATE CHRYSLER BLUE
SP-126 EARLY CHRYSLER BLUE
SP-134 FORD LIGHT BLUE
SP-125 FORD DARK BLUE
SP-131 FORD GREEN
SP-137 FORD GRAY
SP-138 NEW FORD BLUE

How To Apply:

Clean surface thoroughly. Remove grease, oil, loose paint, rust, etc. Sand previously painted surfaces lightly, being sure to feather all rough edges. Clean with a high-grade cleaner that leaves no residue, such as VHT's Brake Cleaner (Product #SP-11). Allow to dry before applying coating. Shake can for one minute after marble is heard. Hold can upright 12 to 16 inches from surface during application. Apply each coat in a crosshatch pattern. For best results, apply thin, even coats in 20-minute intervals until desired coverage is achieved.

Curing:

VHT Engine Enamels will air dry in 15 to 30 minutes. Baking at 200° F for half an hour (a Bar-B-Que works great!) improves finish and provides a durable surface for solvent resistance. The inherent heat of operation may also accomplish curing. Until coating is cured, finish is not solvent resistant.

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