If you want clear, you might want to try nitrocellulose lacquer. I imagine it will hold up to heat nicely at least for a while.
Over the years it will yellow and darken some.
Marklin used it on their boilers and boiler housings.
I just wanted to try to beat the oxidation so the boiler would remain shiny and a rattle can sounded simple more so than spraying lacquer which I haven't done for decades.
I understand.
The good news is you can find nitrocellulose lacquer in a spray can. It is a favorite among those restoring old electric guitars.
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