Subject: Coatings for headers
Author: Buschcon-@cs.com
Date: Jan 15, 2005, 10:29 AM
Post ID: 1718215695
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I had a set of headers coated inside and outside by Airborne Coatings which
is the same as the Jet Hot coating. I really like the way they performed. No
bluing and they ran cooler than stock. I did not like the appearance. The
coating does not go on smooth and did not look as silky as advertised. I also had
some run spots on one header due to the sandblasting not get all the chrome off
before they coated the headers, I sent them back and they redid them but I
still had the "paint runs" and the appearance did not look any better.
Mike
'89 Cal III
'73 Eldo
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><HTML><FONT SIZE=2 PTSIZE=10 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">I had a set of headers coated inside and outside by Airborne Coatings which is the same as the Jet Hot coating. I really like the way they performed. No bluing and they ran cooler than stock. I did not like the appearance. The coating does not go on smooth and did not look as silky as advertised. I also had some run spots on one header due to the sandblasting not get all the chrome off before they coated the headers, I sent them back and they redid them but I still had the "paint runs" and the appearance did not look any better.<BR>
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Mike<BR>
'89 Cal III<BR>
'73 Eldo</FONT></HTML>
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