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Should I Season My Exhaust?
I'm planning to have my headers and sidepipes ceramic coated. Is it better to run the pipes uncoated for a time to heat cycle them before coating or should they be coated before you contaminate them with exhaust products. I noticed that quite a few coating make no distinction between new or used exhaust. Should I take that to mean there really isn't an advantage one way or the other?
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Most quality coaters will blast pipes with aluminum oxide or other abrasive media to remove all surface contaminants [like exhaust] . This is to promote adhesion for an even, lasting coating.
SwainTech in upstate NY did mine, inside and out. They have been bulletproof. |
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