How hard is it to Ceramic Coat the exhaust? Has anyone done it?

tjprattctr · Dec 24, 2014

I have the S and she gets quite hot! I'm sure they all do. I'm more of a "do-it-yourself-er" and would like to do this myself. It looks fairly easy taking the bottom of the exhaust off, but i want to do the entire exhaust, Ceramic Coated. Is it easy to do at home? Should I pay someone to do it? Is it worth it? Has anyone in here done it themselves? Thank you all in advance for your help!

tjprattctr · Dec 24, 2014

Brickcues · Dec 25, 2014

The easiest way is to purchase the full system and then have it coated and swap it out. I believe it is about a 6 hour job if you know what you are doing.

I did this to mine, heat is about the same with or without ceramic coating.

NOLA · Dec 25, 2014

Send it to Jet-Hot. I have written a bunch about it on here. It eliminated the heat issues for me. (Along with the full Termi and large heat shield). I don't even feel it in the hot Louisiana weather, while sitting in traffic.

Yes, I know the pics are sideways. The mods can't seem to fix the rotation with upload issues.

NOLA

Claymore · Dec 26, 2014

The Dragon Lady's full Termi's have been ceramic coated inside and out and I fully recommend it.

Carbon fibr · Dec 26, 2014

ceramic coating is a paint pretty much nothing like powder coating, I do powder coating at home and would like to do ceramic coating too but it needs a special gun.
Once its painted on you have to bake the part.

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