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    for those that had some doubts about it ( like me )
    here are some pictures of a header I made today
    it came out incredibly great
    it looks 10 times better in person
    I polish it with 0000 steel wool and loose wheel and white compound
    I don't know how to post pics so here are the links



  • #2
    I used Satin Black on my 4.9 Heads and they came out great. pics are in the Album.

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    • #3
      got to love a honda .... !!!!!! i did mine with chromex and it look's just as good ... that stuff look's better than i would of figured

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      • #4
        I have read the directions and was wondering this...I can not fit a set of long tube headers in an oven let alone bake them between 500 and 700. It says it air drys in 24hrs could I cure a set on a running engine or would that be to hot?

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        • #5
          it may cure that way... you may be able to rig a heat gun on high in to the outlet and let it flow out one of the runner's ...

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          • #6
            the first time I did ceramic I only had a stove oven wich measures like 3x2 or so and the header didn't fit
            so I left the oven door open and build an extention to the oven with 1" kanauf insulation ( ibelive it was called that ) set the oven to it's higgest setting and it worked at 500 for 1 hour

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            • #7
              So whats the deal with this coating? WIll it REALLY stand up to use on headers and manifolds I wanna see a picture of these after a few months on the road.

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              • #8
                i would not sell the coating to my customers if it did not last!!!!!!!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by jagboy69
                  So whats the deal with this coating? WIll it REALLY stand up to use on headers and manifolds I wanna see a picture of these after a few months on the road.
                  Visit www.hyperkote.com and look at their site. The Tech line coatings is the same stuff he uses. I visited the shop and saw his supplies and that is how I found the name. OF course his were big 1, 2, & 5 gallon jugs! but that is his living.

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                  • #10
                    the only problem i have with ceramic coating it the oil tends to bake on to the inside of valve covers and oil pan's ...... i use it to chrome a set of wheels .. hard as a rock and tuff as steel!!!!!

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                    • #11
                      I have tried the ceramic coating , but I must have done something wrong . It was very hard to polish with 0000 steel wool, I tried a few things different but no luck. Anybody started out with the same problem.

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                      • #12
                        that can happend if you apply it to a hot surface , you'll end up with a sand looking coating wich simply will not polish .
                        you'll need to blast it and start again

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by kyboy
                          I have tried the ceramic coating , but I must have done something wrong . It was very hard to polish with 0000 steel wool, I tried a few things different but no luck. Anybody started out with the same problem.
                          let it cool and blast it @20psi glass bead then polish with white and a sprial

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                          • #14
                            Ok, let me try another piece, I sandblasted and sprayed it then it went from green to white when i put it in the oven for 150 deg. for bout 10 min. then cook it for 1 hr. at 500 deg then i let it cool then i tried to polish it but it didn't look to good.If you know of anything different to tried my arms would thank you .

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                            • #15
                              Ok, let me try another piece, I sandblasted and sprayed it then it went from green to white when i put it in the oven for 150 deg. for bout 10 min. then cook it for 1 hr. at 500 deg then i let it cool then i tried to polish it but it didn't look to good.If you know of anything different to tried my arms would thank you .

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