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We have very
competitive pricing. We carry less overhead
than most other manufactures and have chosen
to pass that advantage on to our costumers. |
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Ceramic Coating
The best way to describe Ceramic coating is that it is a
thermal barrier. It can withstand heat up to 1600
degrees. We offer coating in both Black or Cerma Chrome
(which results in a polished aluminum look when
finished). Our chrome look will not tarnish like chrome
will, no discolorations (blue, orange, etc) It is far
less expensive as well.
The most common applications of ceramic are on headers,
exhaust systems, and manifolds. When ceramic is applied
to headers or manifolds two advantages are provided.
They protect the headers from rust and corrosion and
they also reduce heat loss, which translates into high
power output. If headers are coated inside as well which
we do to all of ours, It allows the hot exhaust gases to
escape more quickly creating less turbulence do to the
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Powder Coating
Powder Coating is a process of electrostatically
applying powder consisting of finely ground resin and
pigment to a metal surface. The coated part is then
cured in an oven which result in a high quality, long
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Why
powder coat?
Items that are powder coated are far more resistant to
scratching, chipping, fading, and rusting than other
finishes. There are many colors to chose from. Anything
from flat or matte to high gloss, metal flake to
textured or wrinkled which can help to hide any
imperfections in your part. The choices are virtually
limitless. Powder is safer for the environment. It
doesn't require chemicals like painting. There is no
drying time and powder will never run or drip. Quite
simply a powder coated piece lasts longer. So the real
question is - why not powder coat. |
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