EN-67 Hi-Tech Engine Spray Paint, GM Blue

Covers great. Color is used was chrome aluminum and it exceeded my expectations. Its no substitute for real chrome by any means but looks great imo. Used it on a transmission cooler to closer match a mishimoto radiator i installed and very happy with the result.

Works as expected. Not a high gloss,but haven't had a clogging issue. drys fast and actually has a pleasant smell. Great for coating sandblasted aluminum car parts to keep the original look.

nice color.. sprayed great ,good coverage's

i couldn't match the high temp spray paint on my kubota engine so I used this on the new head. It doesn't match the same blue but it looks great and holds up well

Not bad sprayer. Covered well, not the color i expected. Looks more green in person

Looks good n my 401 AMC engine. Trick is to do an Acetone WASH of all surfaces 1st, second use MAP gas to burn out the cast iron pours of any oil residues, the a 3rd Step to repeat the Acetone wash. Then 4th step use Uncle Tony from YT recommend a primer paint for brush-sponge it on, all surfaces. Then, after the 2nd Acetone wash, use this paint. I like the results. It's a bit better then basic slap paint from can and call it good.

I used this on an old ford trans side cover. Do your cleaning & sanding first of course. I used seymour etching primer before this paint. It came out awesome. I’ll see how it holds up over time.

I used Seymour Hi-Tech gold to paint a pair of cast alloy motorcycle that had been freshly bead-blasted and primered. It sprayed evenly, covered well on the first coat, and laid down nicely on both smooth and pebble grain surfaces. The gold color is perfect, with just the right amount of metallic sheen.