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      09-27-2011, 08:53 AM   #1
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PowderCoating... exhausts

Hey guys
I just got a used Remus Race
was thiinking about getting the entire thing powder coated black... any thoughts?
and more importantly has anyone else done this... is it safe for the exhaust... i know it gets hot but is ok at the baking temp/time for powdercoating?

i really just wanted the tips done but couldn't find any remus acc..

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I think most people that do their exhausts do ceramic coating. Not sure how many people actually tried powdercoating and had no issues, but I haven't heard of any issues.

I am getting my Gintani ceramic coated black as well.
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I think most people that do their exhausts do ceramic coating. Not sure how many people actually tried powdercoating and had no issues, but I haven't heard of any issues.

I am getting my Gintani ceramic coated black as well.
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You'll be fine if you power-coat the exhaust if it is brand-new. Don't do it if it already been used... the result might not look as good. However, in any case you won't hurt the exhaust.
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Thanks guys...
time to google ceramic coating
Yea I am pretty sure both are good options, I haven't heard any issues with either.

Either way, the exhaust needs to be clean (obviously). Easier to powdercoat or ceramic coat a new exhaust because there are no imperfections since it hasn't been used.

That's why I ordered mine ceramic coated straight from Gintani. I'm looking forward to getting it this week and installing it over the weekend!
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Ceramic Coating is the way to go! When we first brought out our exhaust systems, we tried powder coating. The systems looked great, until you actually start driving with them on. They started chipping and after awhile it was almost completely off. Not only does ceramic coating last heat much better it also helps keep the systems cool.
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Ceramic Coating is the way to go! When we first brought out our exhaust systems, we tried powder coating. The systems looked great, until you actually start driving with them on. They started chipping and after awhile it was almost completely off. Not only does ceramic coating last heat much better it also helps keep the systems cool.


Can't wait to get mine!
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