header coatings, long term.
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header coatings, long term.
i'm getting ready to send my full-race manifold out to get coated and want to gat a good idea on who's coating really holds up the best. i had stuff done before and after 20 min, it was flaking off. so if you guys don't mind, please post the following. thanks!
what coating you have?
how long ago was it done?
how is it holding up?
does it have the same gloss or is it dull?
what coating you have?
how long ago was it done?
how is it holding up?
does it have the same gloss or is it dull?
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here was the junk coating i had done on my sti. it looked like this after 20 minutes of running.

done here.
http://www.classiccoatings.com/

done here.
http://www.classiccoatings.com/
I've had other pieces that don't go right to the dyno and they hold their color better.Performance Coatings Satin Gray (I think) along with manifold in background. Used for a few K miles with antifreeze spilled all over it hehe.

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Last edited by boostedwrx; Sep 10, 2010 at 07:38 PM.
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I've been using performance coatings too for a while (www.performancecoatings.com) plugs they're right down the hill. As long as you dont take it to the dyno right away it will last for years.
Yea - was still editing my post. I usually go right to the dyno after installing most parts so I never get the break-in. The coating still holds fine but the color may fade a tad. I get the inside, outside and flanges covered.
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