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Dec 18, 2004 | 05:32 PM

#11

METAL MAN

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From: Phoenix, AZ.

I'm a fabricator and I do repairs/mods on header that are Jet Coated. I can tell you one thing, that stuff is almost impossible to get off with anything other than sanding it off. Even aircraft stripper will not take it off. I'd do it for any mild steel pipes.

Dec 18, 2004 | 06:53 PM

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stealth03ss

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From: Stroudsburg, Pa

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Originally Posted by badjuju342

I work for Peterbilt at the Madison, Tennessee truck assembly plant. They use Jet-hot to coat their exhaust. Of all the examples I've seen of their work , I've never seen anything crappy. If you plan on keeping the truck and want your headers to stay looking nice , I'd say go for it. You probably won't ever have to buy another set of headers for as long as you own it.

haha nice, my dad actualy drives a 98 with a 550 cat in it. that thing is a friggin beast. lol

thanks for all the info guys, im leaning towards using the xmas money i will hopefully get to do this to my headers.