Engine Paint
 

Which brand holds up the best as for as durability etc.

Re: Engine Paint
 

I have used the Bill Hirsch paint for the last 20 years. It resists gas and oil, brushes on very smooth and is very durable. You can also spray it. Excellent engine paint. Does not burn off or chip. Has a very long shelf life too. You will be pleasantly surprised. Just remove all oil and grease before painting.

Re: Engine Paint
 

Another vote for Hirsch.

Re: Engine Paint
 

Hirsch paint holds up very well. Not an accurate match to the authentic but it does hold up well.

Re: Engine Paint
 

Hirsch 4 me too. They are nice folks, sent me some color chips. mike

Re: Engine Paint
 

I’ve used the Hirsch paint on my 49 Dodge Wayfarer Roadster Flathead and I’m very pleased with it. I haven’t had any experience on how the paint in the white and green can holds up. That’s why I asked, believe I’ll go with Hirsch on the Ford also.

Thanks

Re: Engine Paint
 

Hirsch - has held up very very well on my roadster.....

Re: Engine Paint
 

lots of folks like the bill hersh paint, myself, i do it like any other car part, epoxy primer, and epoxy paint. you can pick any color off the chart at the store, or even easier if you have a popular color in mind

Re: Engine Paint
 

Another vote for Bill Hirsch paints. Good to deal with and excellant product. They enjoy a great reputation.

Tom

Re: Engine Paint
 

I also recommend Hirsch paint. It applies easily and last a long time.

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I have had good luck with KBS coatings paints. Flows out nice. Never used the Ford green so can't say about the match. The Ford blue matches well.

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Another vote for Hirsch paint. East to touch up too.

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