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    Expansion chamber paint suggestions

    About to restore a kxt 250 expansion chamber. I'm looking to replicate the oem look. Anyone have paint suggestions that will hold up to the heat?

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    The only stuff that will not easily scuff or wear off from rubbing is a professional coating . jet hot is the most common . . it might cost around $140.00 . . they only show one black on their site with is a bitchen semi gloss but some other headers coated by them are flat black so you would need t ask them about the difference in color . . Search Google for a location near you.

    http://www.jet-hot.com/

    The other usual suspects are VHT Flame Proof and dare I even mention the name "Rustoleum" 2000 degree high heat paint.

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    I have tried numerous exhaust paints. Now I only use ceramic coating. Best stuff on the market today IMO.
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    in a parallel universe the stock exhaust on your Tecate was a hand welded cone pipe

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    that is what i would tell myself anyway

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    Quote Originally Posted by John_Neary View Post
    in a parallel universe the stock exhaust on your Tecate was a hand welded cone pipe

    that is what i would tell myself anyway
    No prob John, just cut the stocker into a bunch of sections then weld it back together.

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    power coated with high temp PC. this stuff does not even chip off. I've used it on many bikes.

    HRE does it. Not sure what he uses but the stuff works.

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    I can give you the name if a powder coater who could ceramic coat it black for a great price if your interested. Just PM me if you are.
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    Thanks, sounds like ceramic or high temp powder coat is the way to go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oscarmayer View Post
    I can give you the name if a powder coater who could ceramic coat it black for a great price if your interested. Just PM me if you are.
    Mike does have a guy that has excellant prices.

    I like VHT, is it the best? No, but if you get a scratch, ding, rust spot or pull/blow out a dent you can touch it up pretty easy.

    3 coats and bake it in a oven.

    To touch up, paint the spot and let the engine do the rest.
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    This is hi-temp powder and looks the same today after a year of racing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bkm View Post

    This is hi-temp powder and looks the same today after a year of racing.
    Hey buddy, that looks great and pow is great, but it doesn't look like you have taken a soil sample on that trailer queen...LOL
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