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Originally Posted by RedEye
Good information. I'm concerned about the texture causing an appearance that may make the pipes appear to be in less that excellent condition. I think I'll probably use a standard black ceramic coating in an effort to reduce some temperatures. We did this on an airplane and the results were well appreciated in getting the cowling temperatures down by about 100 degrees F.
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Red Eye........can you define further as to the product which would be " standard black ceramic coating " Just curious as to how other vendors define their use of " ceramic "
I never used the side pipes with the only the Swain coating, no experience on foreign products altering the appearance, chipping, etc. The vendor that coated the pipes with high temp baked black mentioned it would be a challenge to sand blast off the Swain coating w/o damaging the metal, i.e. adhesion etc. Would guess having the black coating applied over the Swain coating was not a common approach.