I have not, sorry. Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android On Thu, May 16, 2019 at 10:06 AM, Graham Rogers<[email protected]> wrote: I recently picked up a 1984 700S in terrible condition. It had been stored in a shed under a cover for years. Generations of Squirrels had been making their home in it. In the past I have sanded and cleaned up the exhaust system as best I could and then painted it with heat resistant paint. Invariably it has faded or more often, rust has returned. I have had great success using rust transformative paint as a primer on other areas of the bike like the frame. My question is, if rust transformative paint is really an acid base that crystallizes the rust, could I not use it to do the same on the exhausts and mufflers? After the paint has crystallized the rust, would heat have a negative affect? Anyone had any experience in this area? Graham
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