Exhaust coating
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Hi my mate had his headers ( on a small block ford ) coated by cam coat and the 1st coat lasted approx 100 miles and this was on brand new never used headers , the guy at cam coat ( peter i belive ) talked a good fight but his product just didnt work , and when they recoated them they only coated them where it had come off
, and then the coating only lasted another 100 or so miles and started to come off again and continues to come off making his expensive custom made headers look very shabby , so seeing how ultima exhausts are a big in ya face item when the clam is opened id personally swerve any coatings:
, and then the coating only lasted another 100 or so miles and started to come off again and continues to come off making his expensive custom made headers look very shabby , so seeing how ultima exhausts are a big in ya face item when the clam is opened id personally swerve any coatings:
dal2litrefrogeye said:
....the 1st coat lasted approx 100 miles and this was on brand new never used headers , the guy at cam coat ( peter i belive ) talked a good fight but his product just didnt work
Do you know which coating this was? Camcoat seem to to a million of different coatings and I'm wondering if it was the coating rather than the company?Will look at the Zircotec offer too. Their website looks good, i've also looked at their ceramic wrap which seems to be a new offering on the market..
Does anyone have a pic of a ceramic coated exhaust after a few thousand honest miles on the clock?
Cheers, Liam
Rusti Evo said:
Feedback from a couple of guys with the best white finish Zircotec is that it picks up marks and dirty fingerprints easily.
It does apparently work extremely well.
+1 I agree with Rusty here as Ive worked on race cars with the white finish headers and can confirm they do show the dirt but last well .. Alot of classic race cars the headers are the off colour whiteIt does apparently work extremely well.
Dom
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