Take a look at my pics, if you have a stock exaust and its that gross brown rusty color, like mine was, take a wire brush, and a can of high temp spray paint, and wala, you have a new exaust! Most of you probably have already done this, but im excited

 

v2rider can you keep us posted on how that paint holds up after a few rides. it looks good and my brute has that brown look (kinda ugly on a new quad)

 

I used it on the Head pipe of a old Big Bear we have and it has held up for over a year. On the head pipe I kinda baked it on after putting a couple light coats on it off the quad, I added several more with it on the quad, letting the head pipe get hot to dry each coat. Looks alot better and looks the same now as when I did it.

 

Even if it lasts 6months, i will do it again! It looks real nice, and it was 5bucks. I put one coat on, let it dry for 15 minutes, then a second coat, and let it dry for 1 hour. Then i ran the machine for 45minutes. (This is all per instructions) I will post if it doesnt last, but it says it will, so im pretty excited!

 

I did the same only in red and the paint is holding up fine.... except it too has turned brown.

 

Where did you find colored high temp spraypaint??

 

Colors

http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...=KeywordSearch

 

I found it laying around at work so I can't help you there.

 

Looks real good on your quad dude....

 

That is one bad *** looking bike!!!

davey