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12-26-2012 #1
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Ceramic Coating Vendor Needed
Does anyone in the So. Cal area have a good vendor that does good ceramic coating? I am getting my headers coated.
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12-27-2012 #2
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I just sent mine out to Performance Coatings in Jonesboro, GA. 1 3/4" long tube quoted at $205 plus return shipping. Coated inside and out. This was the best price I found and came recommended by Facebook friends. They said about 1 week turn around, probably not that quick over the holidays.
12-27-2012 #3
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I say Jethot great company and all the top builders use them
06-11-2013 #4
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NITROPLATE does an awesome job and they can also be run on the dyno in new condition unlike jet hot coatings.
06-11-2013 #5
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I had Olympic Coatings do the headers on my 70 Chevelle. They did a great job, but was around 10 years ago so don't recall how much it cost. They are located in Escondido, CA...not exactly driving distance, but should be cheaper shipping.
06-11-2013 #6
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Nitro plate is the way to go. They also have a new black coating. Ask for Kevin. They do great work.
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Just out of curiousity, how much does a JetHot coating cost?
Originally Posted by Rod
06-14-2013 #8
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I think its @$300 for a set of Long Tubes
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06-17-2013 #9
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I paid 250.00 to have a set of long tubes coated from nitro plate.
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