Who Does Ceramic Coating?

[hot rod 98]

Looking to have a pipe ceramic coated, just want to know who does this and if you have had experience with them. Thanks for the help!

[Deye76]

Jet Hot.

[Jeffd]

http://www.hmelliott.com/

[roadglide65]

I've used HPC and been very happy with there work.



http://www.hpcoatings.com/

[biggzed]

+1 on HPC. I had them coat my Bassani Road Rage after the factory coating disintegrated within 1000 miles. No problems now.

Zach

[hot rod 98]

Thanks guys i'll check them out!

[JerseyT]

Great experience with Jet Hot.  Check them out as well.

[CraigArizona85248]

Another vote for HPC.  I've put about 17K miles on my panhead since I had the pipes ceramic coated.  They still look as good as when I put them on.  Doesn't hurt that they are 1/2 mile from where I work.  Easy to walk my parts in the door and pick them up when they are ready.

-Craig

[djl]

Performance Coatings

http://www.performancecoatings.com/index2.html

[02FYRFTR]

Thermotech, Hopewell, Va. They have a website.  They do anti-friction,powder coat and ceramic coating.  Very reasonably priced and good service.

[1711tab]

I've used HPC and been very happy with there work.



http://www.hpcoatings.com/

I agree that HPC does a fine job... I use there Oklahoma Plant... Ask for Mush, he's the man...

[Kleetus]

I had these guys in Conyers, GA do a Buell S3T header for me in silver. Charged my $90 and looked better than new.
//http://www.conyersspeedworld.com/headers.htm
Here's a pic of the late great 98 S3T that once was mine...

KLeetus

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[Neckball]

Calico Coatings

http://www.calicocoatings.com/

[frito1]

I used Jet Hot on my bagger's ThunderHeader.  It still looks great after 55K+ miles.  Their customer service sucked.  I was flat out lied to by more than one of their staff.  One truthfull employee told me what was going on and helped me get them to make things right.

s-r-t