preping edelbrock stepped headers
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thanx!! You should have them sandblasted, or else just take some sandpaper to them to rough up the surface so that the VHT paint ahderes better. I just bought coated Pacesetter's and used the VHT flameproof clear coat (1200 degrees). I just cleaned the suface with alcohol and than sprayed 2 coats over the coating just to give some added protection. Winter is coming

PS- I have also heard barbeque paint (you can get this at home depot-its cheaper than VHT) holds up even better than the VHT, I didn't use it though b/c I wanted clear so you could still see the nice finish of the headers ( they look like jet-hots).
If you do paint them, have them sandblasted. After the sandblasting use POR 15 or POR 20 high temp paint to coat them.
Speed Inc. charges 279.99 for inside/outside coating of LS1 longtube headers. I'm not sure how much it cost for the jet hot coating.
You definitely want to have everything welded before you get them coated.
Good Luck..
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