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Old 04-24-2006, 07:29 AM   #7
4x4Poet
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Re: Painting and Polishing Ramhorns?

I wouldn't polish the manifolds to the point that the natural pits of the cast iron are reduced in depth. Those pits, after a good bead blasting, are great for helping adhere ceramic coatings, ceramic powder coatings, and high temp paints.

One thing with trying rattle can high temp paint on cast iron manifolds. If no good, you can just start over with another bead blasting.
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