Frequently Asked Questions
What about heat, I am running a turbo/supercharger?
Not a problem. We have used this coating on turbo/alcohol/nitrous powered cars and not a blemish. Ceramic will be stable at 1,600 degrees and will take a 2,000 degree flash.
How do you coat internally?
Most shops tape do a flow through system. Basically they tape all the ends and pour the fluid in and shake it around. There are problems with doing this, the main problem being rust. We, on the other hand, have invested in the proper equipment. An internal, flexible spray gun is used to properly coat any and all internal bores. 

I have seen new headers offered with Automotive Ceramic Coating on them, can you do my old headers the same?
Yes, and maybe better. Our process will insure adhesion versus the process when they are coated in a factory. Extensive cleaning and blasting are the key to a beautiful finish.  
Can you coat cast iron exhaust manifolds?
Yes, and they come out looking new. Typically we use a ceramic coating to match cast iron. We have perfected the restoration process for heavily pitted manifolds. We do not use any type of putty, primer or filler. If repair is needed only filler wire will be used to weld

I have seen new headers offered with Automotive Ceramic Coating on them, can you do my old headers the same?
Yes, and maybe better. Our process will insure adhesion versus the process when they are coated in a factory. Extensive cleaning and blasting are the key to a beautiful finish.   
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