how can i clean my header to the origanl chrome look
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Powdercoat will not hold up, the standard ones begin to soften at 250*. Some of the ceramics will not hold to the heat of a rotary exhaust either. Coating needs to be rated at 2000*. In that range, there are no shiney ones that I have found.
If the coating is applied, it needs to be done on the inside, or both inside and outside. The coating is for heat modulation, not bling.
If the coating is applied, it needs to be done on the inside, or both inside and outside. The coating is for heat modulation, not bling.
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Originally Posted by Dan_s_young
Header wrap = trapped moisture, trapped moisture = rusted header
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Originally Posted by Kentetsu
Acid should take the rust off, but are you planning on having them rechromed?
i know ill have to coat or wrap with somthing otherwise rust will eventually arise
if i polished wouldnt it just burn off
Latin270 Leave it as is and just put header wrap, looks much better!
do you have a pic with the wrap i dont want it to look out of place chrome and black is my theme to