Seymour 16055
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$12.47at Amazon, last seen Oct 31
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Our take on the Seymour 16055
The Seymour 16055 is a six-can box of 12 oz aerosol spray paint in the CA16-55 formula, rated heat-resistant to 250°F and made in the USA. It is aimed at high-temperature touch-ups on grills, wood stoves, engine parts and exhausts rather than general craft painting. The box format suits people repainting several parts or keeping a can on the shelf. No current price is available for this listing, so compare per-can cost against other 250°F-rated aerosols before buying.
Best forTouch-ups on grills, smokers and wood stovesEngine and exhaust parts that see moderate heatBuying in bulk for repeated small jobsUS-made paint buyers
Pros
- Heat rating to 250°F covers most household hot surfaces
- Six 12 oz cans go a long way for touch-ups
- Standard aerosol can works with common spray handles
- Made in the United States
Cons
- 250°F is modest; headers and manifolds need 500°F or higher paint
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Seymour 16055 price history
Lowest price we've seen: $12.47 on Oct 31 at Amazon. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is 250°F enough for a grill?
- Yes for the outside of most gas and charcoal grill bodies and lids, which stay well under 250°F. It is not enough for fireboxes, burners or anything that glows.
- Can I use it on an engine or exhaust?
- Only on cooler parts such as valve covers or brackets. Exhaust manifolds and headers run far hotter than 250°F and need paint rated 500°F to 2000°F.
- How much area does a box cover?
- Six 12 oz cans give roughly 6 to 12 square feet per can at normal aerosol film thickness, so the box covers several small parts. Coverage drops on rough or rusty metal.
- What is in the box?
- Six 12 oz aerosol cans of Seymour CA16-55 high-heat spray paint. No primer, nozzle extras or instructions beyond the can label are included.
- When is it cheapest?
- Aerosol paint prices move little, but multi-can boxes often cost less per can than singles. Watch for seasonal sales on grill and stove accessories in spring and fall.
