Header Recoating in WA
10-12-2006, 01:02 PM
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Header Recoating in WA I just purchased a used set of LT's w/ a y-pipe from another member on here and the coating is toast on them. Is it worth it to have them recoated or possibly painted? If so, is there a reputable place in pierce county that will do it?
10-12-2006, 01:54 PM
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I'd take them to Performance Coatings in Auburn. They coated the Pacesetters that were on my Camaro, and those headers looked great even 2 years after the coating was put on. I do believe it's around $200 or so per header to have them coated.
10-12-2006, 03:37 PM
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http://www.performancecoatings.com/prices.html
$240 for the pair. My friend had some stuff coated there with their high temp ish though and it is flaking only 6 months later.. So..
$240 for the pair. My friend had some stuff coated there with their high temp ish though and it is flaking only 6 months later.. So..
10-12-2006, 05:02 PM
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That sounds about right... I think they were $100 per header when I had mine coated.
The one I got was their Satin thermal coating. Mine looked every bit as good as it did the day it went on when I sold my car over 2 years later.
The one I got was their Satin thermal coating. Mine looked every bit as good as it did the day it went on when I sold my car over 2 years later.
10-12-2006, 06:16 PM
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Thanks for the responses guys...
I hate to hijack my own thread but.......the headers I bought are Grotyohanns. I've never heard of them. I did try to find stuff online about them and really couldn't find much. Does anyone know anything about these headers?
I hate to hijack my own thread but.......the headers I bought are Grotyohanns. I've never heard of them. I did try to find stuff online about them and really couldn't find much. Does anyone know anything about these headers?