Powder Coating
Hi,
I was thinking of having a set of fender tube headers for my 62 Nova Pro Street powder coated. Has anyone had this done? Do they hold up to the heat? Thanks. |
powder coating does not with stand the heat. You would have to ceramic coat them.
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Dont waste your money. Been there done that!
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If you are going for looks, ceramic coat them.
Suggestion, make sure you have the your tune up correct before sending them off. I have ruined a new set by running too lean on start up. |
Check out jethot coating never had a issue....
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I have had issues with Jet Hot and won't use them again. I've heard nothing but good stuff about Nitro Plate. They have a black coating that is good for something like 400* more than the silver stuff. I have been told the silver coating temp rating is limited by the aluminum in it and none of the silvers hold up above 1300*.
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I used jet hot and was not pleased after the first year. This time I used a company in Troy, Ohio called Aesthetic Finishers www.afipowder.com.. Took a pair of older upswepts that I thought I was wasting money to finish and they came out better than I expected. Great company and friendlystaff. They do alot of show car stuff and much more reasonable than others.
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Rust-oleum in a spray can
if you what to save your $$$, try Rust-oleum in a spray can good for 1200F Tough protective for grills, stoves, & Radiators, i've used it on headers for years never had a problem, you can fined it at your local Home Depot or Lowe's
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Ceramic coated inside as much as possible and out good for 1600 degrees
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