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Cool Look just got them back from the powder coater . Left 2 1/2" of chrome tip ...
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I like the wrapped look and now I won't have anymore burnt jeans !How come you wrapped them? Even with the powdercoat, are they still pretty hot on the leg?
yeah ceramic coating is the way to go no doubt about that . There is always the chance powder coating will burn off even with high heat powder but I new I was going to wrap them so I opted out on the ceramic coating.Powder coating does little to nothing in terms of heat transfer. If you want to cool them down with a coating then you have to go ceramic.
I like the looks of the pipes. Good job.
That is black wrap let me know where I can find a true black wrap and I will buy some as far as I know there is no true black wrap this is why they sell a special heat paint for wraps . My cousin works at Orange County Bobbers and has run into this same problem over and over but I kind of like the gray look matches the matter sliver paint scheme .Love the Mayhems and the powder coating i do like a set of wrapped pipes but that silver wrapping on them doesn't look good to me, but that's just my opinion, they are your pipes, thanks for sharing the new look with us.
Thanx dude ...They look good Billy![]()
Use black high temp heat paint and paint your wrap. It works like a charm. Doesn't smoke or smell at all. Just make sure to let it cure for a bit then take it out for a long cruise.That is black wrap let me know where I can find a true black wrap and I will buy some as far as I know there is no true black wrap this is why they sell a special heat paint for wraps . My cousin works at Orange County Bobbers and has run into this same problem over and over but I kind of like the gray look matches the matter sliver paint scheme .
Yes I know this its written in my quote that you quoted ! Lol... but I like the look of the dark grey. If and when it fades then I will paint it but right now it looks good. My camera has a crazy bright flash so it looks a lot lighter in the pic than it actually is .Use black high temp heat paint and paint your wrap. It works like a charm. Doesn't smoke or smell at all. Just make sure to let it cure for a bit then take it out for a long cruise.
Woops!Yes I know this its written in my quote that you quoted ! Lol... but I like the look of the dark grey. If and when it fades then I will paint it but right now it looks good. My camera has a crazy bright flash so it looks a lot lighter in the pic than it actually is .
Haha no problems it was an honest mistake it can happen to anybody ! Lol...Woops!Should have read your post a little more closely.
Thanx troop ... just talked to my cousin who works for Orange County Bobbers and asked him how he generally wraps pipes and he said he starts from the front to the back but with the tan wraps I could definitely see the reason from starting from back to front .Looks good Billy, have always loved the look of those pipes. Question for everyone on wrapping pipes. From what I have read, You should wrap from the rear of pipe forward. So that the overlapping parts do not catch debris and crap from the road. True or false ?
Thanx dude ...The pipes were originally chrome then I powder coated them black and left about a 3" chrome tip . Then wrapped in black wrap and yes that is black wrap but there is no true black wrap to get them black You would have to use spray paint and they make paint especially for exhaust wrap . The color is so close to the matte silver its scary so I don't plan on painting them .i like 'em.
since i'm a bit slow...those are black p/c except for the tips and then wrapped with silver tape?
man, that is one cool look.