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Old 05-10-2016, 06:11 PM
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So I got my first paying job which was hi temp black on some exhaust manifolds, I figured while I was at it id blast a cub muffler and clamp. In the past I've used different hi temp paints on my mufflers but it always burns off in no time so I'm anxious to see how this holds up, I will be putting this on my 108 when I get home and will give you guys an update after I've ran it a while. this product is rated for 1200°
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Looking good Tim.
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Here's a better pic of it outside.
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Well done!

Last time I check ceramic coating was the best thing out there but maybe some new technology show up and I didn't have a clue about it
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Here's a better pic of it outside.
Whoa dude. That looks really good.
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Well done!

Last time I check ceramic coating was the best thing out there but maybe some new technology show up and I didn't have a clue about it
Ceramic coating will withstand more heat but is much more expensive, if my cub muffler gets to 1200° somethings wrong.
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Here's a pic of what the old one looked like when it came off, it was sandblasted and painted with BBQ grill paint and didn't even last through the first mow.
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Heres some pics of the new muffler installed, to bad the elbow looks like crap.
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Looks great Tim.
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