Internal engine paint?

[quadfather03]

I know ive seen something to this extent on television but for the life of me cant find the stuff or anything about it. From what i remember they were rebuilding a car engine in a high performance shop and they used a red paint in all the places that oil would touch that wasnt a moving part. May be just my imagination but i would swear i saw this am i crazy or does someone have info. Im rebuilding my drag bike engine and would love this type of extra boost in the friction department. Thanks people.

[klxrider3214]

is this what your talking about
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thats all i did

[quadfather03]

I didnt the same just overlooked it thanks man. I knew i wasnt crazy.

[klxrider3214]

no problem

[RICHIE500]

Sounds good

I dont think I would buy this product unless I heard more from people who have actually used it. I`ve never heard of it before and it seems a bit "pricy"

[b-bike393]

Originally Posted by quadfather03

I know ive seen something to this extent on television but for the life of me cant find the stuff or anything about it. From what i remember they were rebuilding a car engine in a high performance shop and they used a red paint in all the places that oil would touch that wasnt a moving part. May be just my imagination but i would swear i saw this am i crazy or does someone have info. Im rebuilding my drag bike engine and would love this type of extra boost in the friction department. Thanks people.

Yes... We use a paint like substance called "Gliptall" at work all the time for gear-box rebuilds. The purpose for this product is to;

#1. Trap any contaminants (grit, dust, filings, ect. ect.) to the sides of the gear-box after it has been rebuilt. Gliptall is not effected by oil so it will not brake down and come off.

#2. Oil will run off the gliptall painted surfaces faster then bare metal. Thus giving the gear-box better oil return to the pick-up points.