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You get what you pay for. BBQ paint is cheap. Also, the paint on the exhaust as it comes from the manufacturer is unlikely to be very good quality; and should probably be stripped, for best results. However, if you are going to go to that effort, you probably want better paint, too. And if you are going to put that much effort into protecting your exhaust from rust, you might want to think about getting a higher quality muffler. Or, you could just spray some BBQ paint on it and slap it on. What kind of results are you looking for; and how much time/money are you willing to spend? Eric Forsman, '73 Square Baltimore, MD cc replies to: forsman/harris@jhu.edu P.S. parts available from my dearly departed '71 fastback, as well as some other stray type III parts. ------------------------------------------------------------------- List info at http://www.vwtype3.org/list or mailto:help@vwtype3.org