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Hi Does anyone know if you can powdercoat or stove enammel allspeed exhausts and how does it stand up to heat have been told 2 stroke exhausts run much cooler than 4 stroke ones.

Powder coat wont work - Ive seen it applied and it will soften.

Try this
http://www.camcoat.u-net.com/Exhausts.htm

Click on prices and it shows the bike exhaust prices.

I am thinking of this for my under seat exhaust, to try & reduce the radiant heat.

stu

I think GB had an exhaust coated by these guys , perhaps best if he confirms this though .

z1000puddin wrote:Powder coat wont work - Ive seen it applied and it will soften.

Try this
http://www.camcoat.u-net.com/Exhausts.htm

Click on prices and it shows the bike exhaust prices.

I am thinking of this for my under seat exhaust, to try & reduce the radiant heat.

stu

Nice one!! Just saved that link! Beats the ass off ceramic coating prices i've seen before!

Yep, I hade these finished by Camcoat;






I believe KeithZ1R has some pipes with them at the moment & I will be sending my Alpha to them soon.

Does it have to be de chromed first ?

The Alpha I have was stripped by Mikey.

I think Camcoat blast things, not sure if this will remove the chrome efficiently though.

watch this space im picking a couple of exhausts up from Camcoat this week will post picks

they have the Kerker from my Lawson at the moment. Quoted £140. Had it a while now....i must chase them.

Hey Ginger... those pipes looks really nice

Did you do the outside and inside full coating?
What to do when it start to come off again is it just send it back and get them
recoated?
I think I will do that with my Nitro racing exhaust is it just to send it to them, or maybe I should bring them over when coming to Stafford

Anyway very nice looking exhaust

See you all at Stafford

Daft question can you coat stainless steel?

Morton,
Just had the 'economy' outside only version done. Camcoat will probably have a stand at Stafford. It may be possible to deliver your pipes there, but I would check with them first.

Janluke,
Stainless is no problem. The link pipe in my pic was stainless. Aluminium is ok too. Exhaust clamps were also done by Camcoat.

Ginger Bear wrote:Morton,

Janluke,
Stainless is no problem. The link pipe in my pic was stainless. Aluminium is ok too. Exhaust clamps were also done by Camcoat.

Thanks

I like the idea of "blacking" my Harris/ExhaustCraft pipe on the GPZ

Ginger Bear wrote:Morton,
Just had the 'economy' outside only version done. Camcoat will probably have a stand at Stafford. It may be possible to deliver your pipes there, but I would check with them first.

Janluke,
Stainless is no problem. The link pipe in my pic was stainless. Aluminium is ok too. Exhaust clamps were also done by Camcoat.

Thanks bear.
I will send them an email!

Have you started up with the pipes yet? Do you know if the heat make some miscolour or whitening to the pipes? The traditional heat paint is no good when it comes to that matter they go white from the heat almost at once
The best I have tried is the one from BMW, but it,s getting hard to find now

Morton,
The surface around the first bend of the headers lost some of it's smoothness, but didn't discolour. Not sure if 14 Dyno runs had anything to do with this or not.
Looked good to the eye, it was only when you ran your hand over it that it was noticeable. Maybe having the insides done would have stopped this