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Old 05-15-2005, 09:29 PM
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As some of you all know I ceramic coated my Exhaust system on my Fiero. Well I got it running last weekend and got to drive it around a bit today and MAN waht a difference. The under lid Temps are down a ton! compared to even the old 4 cyl I had in there. Even after running for a min I touched the Exhaust Manifold and it did not burn my finger! it was hot but not sear your skin off hot! Thumbs Up and I recommened it for any Exhaust Parts!
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How did you end up polishing it? I have had a hard time getting ceramic coatings to shine.
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How did you end up polishing it? I have had a hard time getting ceramic coatings to shine.
AH HA! I fixed that and never worry about it. I Only use Satin Black!
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I have some manifolds to coat, what/where did you get the product to coat with?
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Worked with Techlines products for 1.5 years now, and yes, they do the job right
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This is the post I've been waiting for, I am going to do my snowmobile pipes in the satin black that way I can remove the heat shields and save 3.5 pounds of weight. I am glad to know that it actually keeps the temps down. I bought a can of the satin black from caswell about two months ago and am going to apply it this weekend. thanks
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How did you end up polishing it? I have had a hard time getting ceramic coatings to shine.
AH HA! I fixed that and never worry about it. I Only use Satin Black!
LOL I think I am going to have to order some satin black to try. Any pictures of how it turned out?
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How many oz did it take?And how do you put it on?
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