ceramic coated rotors,
09-12-05, 03:33 PM
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ceramic coated rotors,
hey i was wondering if anyone here has ceramic coated thier rotors, to reduce carbon buildup or w/e
i know that theres companies that do it, how much does it cost,
also i heard that you can get ceramic paint from some automotive shops, like lordco or autozone, like a kit, i wanted to try this on engine internals you can bake it in an oven or something, sounds like a good idea to me!!
any objections suggestions,
anyone know what this stuff is called?
i know that theres companies that do it, how much does it cost,
also i heard that you can get ceramic paint from some automotive shops, like lordco or autozone, like a kit, i wanted to try this on engine internals you can bake it in an oven or something, sounds like a good idea to me!!
any objections suggestions,
anyone know what this stuff is called?
09-12-05, 05:54 PM
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http://www.jhbperformance.com/ Here's a company that does ceramic coating. It seems like a great idea, but I would stay away from anything that you might get at a parts store. JBH would probably be able to do an infinately better job.
09-12-05, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by autopaul
hey i was wondering if anyone here has ceramic coated thier rotors, to reduce carbon buildup or w/e
i know that theres companies that do it, how much does it cost,
also i heard that you can get ceramic paint from some automotive shops, like lordco or autozone, like a kit, i wanted to try this on engine internals you can bake it in an oven or something, sounds like a good idea to me!!
any objections suggestions,
anyone know what this stuff is called?
i know that theres companies that do it, how much does it cost,
also i heard that you can get ceramic paint from some automotive shops, like lordco or autozone, like a kit, i wanted to try this on engine internals you can bake it in an oven or something, sounds like a good idea to me!!
any objections suggestions,
anyone know what this stuff is called?
09-16-05, 02:23 AM
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We have a guy in the Canadian forum who's been driving with the JHB coating for a while now...
https://www.rx7club.com/canadian-forum-42/jhb-housing-update-462955/
https://www.rx7club.com/canadian-forum-42/jhb-housing-update-462955/
