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Ceramic coated exhaust

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Had these chromed stock pipes for a GS 850 redone in silver ceramic. Tolerates temps up to 1600 degrees, fraction of the cost of chroming and it looks fantastic. Very pleases with the results.

These pipes were a mess.

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What was the condition before coating? I was told no go if any rust is apparent even after sand blasting.

TIA.
 
I had a set done local to me. They look great but are quite fragile. The coating tolerates heat nicely but not impacts.
 
I was thinking of having them ceramic coated but I don't like the final finish. Would prefer something smoother.
 
I was thinking of having them ceramic coated but I don't like the final finish. Would prefer something smoother.

My understanding is that the finish can be color sanded and polished to a high sheen.
 
Mine were ceramic coated black by a local powder/ceramic coating company. I'll have to take a close up picture to see if it actually looks like that. Mine look pretty smooth to me with no sanding/polishing at all.
 
That silver ceramic looks nice.


Am about to get a new two stroke exhaust & was planning on nickel plating.
Anyone have a handle on durability of silver ceramic vs. nickel plating?
 
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