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Any jet-hot or ceramic coating businesses in So. Wisconsin?

Discussion in 'North Midwest - USA (ND, SD, MN, IA, WI, IL)' started by ferrariblex, Apr 5, 2009.

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  1. ferrariblex

    ferrariblex Karting

    Sep 28, 2005
    117
    Madison, WI
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    Brandon Blexrude
    #1 ferrariblex, Apr 5, 2009
    I want to get some of my exhaust pipes jet-hotted or covered with some other type of high temperature coating. Can any of you recommend a business in southern WI that does this?

    Thank you,
    Brandon
     
  2. Mera

    Mera Formula Junior

    Aug 13, 2005
    768
    Milwaukee, WI
    Full Name:
    Rodney Dickman
    #2 Mera, Apr 12, 2009
  3. hacker-pschorr

    hacker-pschorr Formula Junior

    Sep 27, 2006
    584
    Land of Lambeau
    #3 hacker-pschorr, Apr 14, 2009
  4. Dinoguy2

    Dinoguy2 Karting

    Nov 9, 2005
    91
    Racine, Wisconsin
    Full Name:
    Bob Budlow
    #4 Dinoguy2, Apr 16, 2009
    I had my Dino exhaust headers jet-hot powdercoated a few years ago at:
    Motorsport Powdercoating
    4152 Industrial Court
    Delavan, WI 53115
    Phone: 262-740-2030

    I just called them to verify that they are still at that location.
    They did an excellent job on my headers. They did a double-coating
    on the inside of the pipes. I chose the silver color - it's very bright,
    almost like chrome. Still looks the same after 3 years.
    Price (then) was very reasonable - under $250 for both sides.
    It reduced the engine compartment temperature by more than 50 degrees!

    Highly recommended.
     
  5. bpu699

    bpu699 F1 World Champ
    Owner Silver Subscribed

    Dec 9, 2003
    17,429
    wisconsin/chicago
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    bo
    #5 bpu699, Apr 16, 2009
    http://www.theblastshopinc.com/six.html

    This place is local, does good work with sandblasting and powder coating, though I don't know if they do high temp stuff. In kenosha...

    Really reasonable prices...

    Sandblasting is $110/hour or so ($10-15$ for small parts), and 10-20$ to powdercoat small pieces...

    I have had them do small bits and pieces from homes I have restored (railings, vents, etc), no problems. I wouldn't guess they do concours work, but really good pricing for industrial/hobbyist type stuff.

    Perhaps they do high temp?
     

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