Ok, I kinda dropped the ball on the ceramic coating thing I posted on TOB.

But with summer coming in and the heat from my exhaust, I might have to cry uncle soon enough and get this done.

So, I'm going to locate a good local coater and see if they can cut us a group price for headers.  Let me know if you'd be interested

Quote from: bryant8 on May 23, 2008, 02:11:36 PM
Ok, I kinda dropped the ball on the ceramic coating thing I posted on TOB.

But with summer coming in and the heat from my exhaust, I might have to cry uncle soon enough and get this done.

So, I'm going to locate a good local coater and see if they can cut us a group price for headers.  Let me know if you'd be interested

i would be interested for the right price.

Quote from: McKraut on May 23, 2008, 02:12:42 PM
i would be interested for the right price.

Ditto in black!! 

Quote from: littleyellowduc (LYD) on May 23, 2008, 02:52:30 PM
Ditto in black!! 

hell i'm flexible on color even...red, black, silver....if the price is right....

Please don't laugh, but can they coat the inside of the pipes?

I won't laugh. This time.

But if your next post is "So, how much to get the inside of my pipes coated?"...





On a more serious note. Forgive my n00bness, but do they spray and bake, or dip and bake when they do this?
Cuz if it's dip and bake the inside would be done by default yes.

Quote from: Duc L'Smart on May 24, 2008, 01:49:55 AM
Please don't laugh, but can they coat the inside of the pipes?

the jet-hot process does the inside, but i don't think *all* ceramic coating coats the inside by default.  i don't believe my pipes on the s2r got coated on the inside now that i think about it, but i could be mistaken.

man...i just rubbed my eyes with a finger that has some siracha chilli sauce on it...this is going to be fun.

Quote from: McKraut on May 24, 2008, 06:32:29 AM
the jet-hot process does the inside, but i don't think *all* ceramic coating coats the inside by default.

It'd be nice to do the inside for heat, but leave the outside shiny, bling bling 

I'm in, but would like to know more. Leaving the outside shiny would be great. I like the looks now, just not the heat...

I have used Enduro Coatings in Mesquite for both powder coating and ceramic coatings on various car projects through the years. Excellent price and service.

http://www.endurocoatings.com/

I might be interested in this. I'll watch the thread and see what happens.

Quote from: Duc L'Smart on May 24, 2008, 06:44:28 AM
It'd be nice to do the inside for heat, but leave the outside shiny, bling bling 

Mee Too!

I like the look of the "Early" Termies for the 1098 (that I have hand welded TIG, not MIG-robot like they are now) ...and have gently cleaned them for many miles... sort of looking polished... but still changing colors too. 

I don't have any  problem with the heat on the bike.

But better is the worst enemy of good enough!

INSIDE coating!  I'm for it.

Quote from: Duc L'Smart on May 24, 2008, 06:44:28 AM
It'd be nice to do the inside for heat, but leave the outside shiny, bling bling 

Jet-Hot has bling bling coatings; shiny.  So while it's inside and out, it's still pretty.

any potential local coaters located yet?  i used a guy up on NW hwy near midway... he did a good job for cheap, though i don't know if he coated the inside.  here's his site:  http://www.engineceramics.com/

I haven't gotten a chance to breathe yet after the HC trip but I'll get started on locating a local coater ASAP.  I think for the most part we'll be looking for standard black for the coating.