Jack21
Thanks for the quick reply there.
I would prefer to coat the pipes rather than paint them. Although the VHT spray is something I will try in the interim to match them up a bit to the existing headers.
You feel if I seal the both ends of the muffler to keep water and beads out I may be able to coat the pipes.??
I was worried that the actual heat process may destroy/burn the steel wool out.
The wool has a similiar appearance to the kitchen pot type wool and is not stainless. Will this burn out in the heat process?
I was not aware of the water/bead bath polish situation. Although I can now recal seeing some small white beads in the box when I received the first/original fibreglass mufflers back.
Would appreciate your thoughts or experience regarding the steel wool being burnt. I think I can seal the pipes with round discs and exhaust putty etc. to keep the grap out of the inners.
Cheers
Bernie
Bernie Knight
Mt. Gambier South Australia.
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