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Old 10-26-2011, 11:11 AM
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Looking for a place to have some headers coated in DFW that is good and reasonably priced. Any suggestions?

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Specialized coatings in arlington.
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Ya I would just get the VHT header spray from autozone and do it yourself, no need to spend a lot for it!
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Originally Posted by CamaroSS27
Ya I would just get the VHT header spray from autozone and do it yourself, no need to spend a lot for it!
And this stuff works? It won't burn off in a yr or 2?
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And this stuff works? It won't burn off in a yr or 2?
It'll burn off much much quicker than that. I used it many times back in the days before powdercoating. It's pretty well gone in a matter of days or weeks depending on where it is and how hot the spot gets.
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Specialized coatings in arlington.
that's who i've used for ceramic and powder coating.
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It'll burn off much much quicker than that. I used it many times back in the days before powdercoating. It's pretty well gone in a matter of days or weeks depending on where it is and how hot the spot gets.
Oh, well, then F that! LOL
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Originally Posted by TINKRD
that's who i've used for ceramic and powder coating.
I actually found them through google! Now if they would just answer their phone.
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