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SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

$14.95/Spray Can
Part# 09-02556
MFR Model# SF2100-A21PK

Overview

Superflite engine enamels are fast-drying enamels developed specifically for air-cooled aircraft engines used in light duty aviation industries. The Superflite enamels feature superior adhesion, heat resistance, and a gloss finish.

Attention: The current Continental engine color is more Silver than Gold.

Cure Schedule:
  • Dry to touch: 15 minutes
  • Dry to handle: 60 minutes
  • Dry through: 24 hours
  • To recoat: Before 60 minutes
    or after 72 hours
   
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Specifications

  • Adhesion: 100% after 72 hours to most substrates
  • Flash Point: 80 degree F - 100 degree F
  • VOC Content: 4.0 lbs
  • Storage Temperature: Minimum 20 degree F, Max 100 degree F
  • Shelf Life: 12 months at recommended storage temperatures
  • Heat Resistance: Up to 400 degree F.

Benefits

  • Topcoat - Air dry or low temperature cure
  • For use on bare metal or painted surfaces

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Reviews

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David C Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

March 21, 2023

Exact match dry quickly great product

James G Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

February 25, 2023

Item number 09-02550 is a perfect color match for early Continental post WWII engines like A65 thru C200 with a silver gold tint. Continental change to a more gold coloring with their newer engines. AP/IA

Daniel S
January 20, 2023

Matches factory color perfectly. Covers well and flows out nicely with a touch up brush. Plus the price was reasonable.

Tim B Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

January 12, 2023

Afelio S Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

December 8, 2022

Always used Tempro, but because of supply issues I tried this. Very happy with the choice. Nice spray pattern and the nozzle doesnt clog.

Atc Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

November 30, 2022

very expensive

Chuck W Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

December 15, 2021

Good stuff. Im using it as the base color for finishing the interior of my GlaStar. It goes on smooth, glosses nicely, dries quickly.

Jay W
April 12, 2021

Good Lycoming color, the nozzle has a wide fan pattern making paint go into crevices a challenge.

Andy K Verified Purchase

SUPERFLITE LYC GREY PAINT SPRY

March 10, 2022

Not the color I expected, as the other reviews have stated.

Lynn H
June 19, 2018

Q&A

Please note, Aircraft Spruce's personnel are not certified aircraft mechanics and can only provide general support and ideas, which should not be relied upon or implemented in lieu of consulting an A&P or other qualified technician. Aircraft Spruce assumes no responsibility or liability for any issue or problem which may arise from any repair, modification or other work done from this knowledge base. Any product eligibility information provided here is based on general application guides and we recommend always referring to your specific aircraft parts manual, the parts manufacturer or consulting with a qualified mechanic.

Q: Do you need to use primer before using the aerosol version of this product or can you apply this to bare metal?

This can be applied to bare metal, but primmer is recommended.

Q: People here seem to be confused on the color of continental gold. There have been two Continental golds over the years. The Old Continental Gold is an actual gold color (very ugly in my opinion and will make your new engine look very dated. New Continental Gold is more of a silver/slightly bronzy and is the color that TCM is sending all their new engines out with. What is being sold here is the New Continental Gold. I hope this clears up the confusion.

Thank you for providing this feedback. We will post it for other customers.

Q: can this paint be used to paint engine baffling on a cessna 150?

Yes it can be used on engines and engine parts.

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