Mipa silicone remover removes oil, grease and handling contamination before sanding or high heat coating.
Motorcycle exhaust and heat shield painting
Motorcycle exhaust pipes and heat shields need a heat resistant coating system on clean and prepared steel. The coating area must be free from oil, rust scale and loose material, and the fresh finish should be cured according to the coating instructions before full heat exposure.
Mipa silicone remover removes oil, grease and handling contamination before sanding or high heat coating.
The MP Sanding Pad helps prepare accessible steel exhaust and heat shield surfaces before coating.
Mipatherm provides a matt heat resistant coating for suitable steel substrates exposed to high temperature.
Mipatherm Spray gives a practical aerosol finish for exhaust sections, silencers, heat shields and small hot brackets.
Plan curing before road use so the coating has time to dry and then withstand operating temperature.
Clean oil, road film and grease from the coating area before sanding starts.
Remove loose rust, weak coating and sharp edges so the high heat finish is not applied over unstable material.
Remove sanding dust and residue with silicone remover before coating.
Apply Mipatherm or Mipatherm Spray in thin, even coats over the prepared steel surface.
Follow the product curing guidance before exposing the exhaust or heat shield to full operating temperature.
Use Mipatherm Spray for pipes, silencers and heat shields where aerosol application gives better access.
Use liquid Mipatherm when a spray gun setup is planned or several heat exposed parts are coated together.
Prioritize cleaning and removal of loose material because high heat coating cannot compensate for contamination under the film.
Do not paint a hot exhaust. Work on a cool part, clean it thoroughly and apply thin coats rather than trying to cover discoloration in one heavy pass. Plan the first heat cycles carefully so the coating can cure without contamination.
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