Cerakote High Temperature Ceramic Coating Application Video 

It just has to be tack free, which depends on humidity (the more humid, the faster it cures), but generally that's about 30-45 minutes. May be best to do a test piece to get a better read on when it becomes tack free in your area.

You will want to make sure the part is clean prior to blasting, but it does not require a soak in degreaser.

Cerakote Thank you for the response! I use oils during fabrication on the parts.

+Mark Hummel What the hell are you talking about? You do so do it - do you actually know what Insulkote is used for??? Let me just share what NIC says about this product: From their website - Insulkote (Oven Cure) Item: W-209Q Description:Insulkote is an oven cured ceramic coating that is typically used as an internal thermal barrier coating on exhaust. The most common use for Insulkote is as an internal coating for exhaust pipes, headers and manifolds. - So - do you know what "internal" means??? My Application trainer does this all the time at his shop - Ive seen heaps of different pipes and headers etc with this coated on the INSIDE!!! I already have been Certified and gun coating with their products for years and have also been using their Prismatic powders - I'm booked in for my Automotive applicators certification next month and was inquiring of people that may already use it how they do it to compare with the methods I will be taught - which IS part of the certification.... Clearly you have no experience or are a certified applicator....

H-Series will have temperature stability up to 500*F, while the C-Series will be stable up to 2000*F an any weather conditions.

Cerakote thanks for the quick reply, ill forward this to my lead.

No, Cerakote does not require a primer and we do not recommend putting any other coatings over Cerakote as they will not adhere properly.

abunai888 you need to use an HVLP spray gun for application.

You would just want to be sure they are thoroughly degreased.

@@Cerakote thanks for the quick reply! Would it be necessary to spray the inside as well? And also what life expectancy does this have and about how long would this last before it starts chipping or burning off? Or should I be able to expect many years out of it?

It depends a lot on the use of the engine - there are several top fuel drag teams that use it successfully, though unfortunately we can't say who per NDAs. But if the big boys are using it....

Parts are about 90% fully cured after 24 hours, so you can install the parts, but we recommend not running them hard until a good 5 days of curing.

We recommend the Empire Blast 3648 SRB System. Thank you!

bearewhite You could, since we are the manufacturer, we recommend finding a local Certified Cerakote Applicator at CerakoteHighTemp.com

It could be done, you may want to try a sample part to check for tolerances if it's a tight tolerance component.

devante watts Technically, yes, but it would be very expensive!

You can just blow it off with some air and you'll be ready to coat. You could blow off, then wash again in acetone, and let completely dry but it adds another step and there could still be wet acetone on the part that would not allow for optimum coating adhesion.

You wouldn't want to fully cure the base coat if you are doing two coats (colors) - there is no reason to do two coats of the same color as one coating of 1 mil will provide best results.

My part are fully cured and i need a seconde coat because some place dont have enough paint i see the metal .. only solution is to start over ?

Unfortunately yes - once Cerakote is cured, it does not adhere to itself. You want to be sure to liberally apply the coating to fully wet out the part.

Yes, titanium can be coated - it's very thin so any etched logos will still show through (coating is 0.001" thick)

+Cerakote any Cerakote applicator in Indonesia , planning to coating my 2016 Duca Panigale R & 1299 Panigale S Anniversario since both exhaust is really hot around my groin & roasting my nuts ...

You can check to find the nearest applicator at www.cerakoteguncoatings.com/resource/locator/ or at www.cerakotehightemp.com/resource/locator/ - thank you!

+Cerakote looks like there's no Cerakote applicator in Indonesia ... 😓

2GeclipseGSX If you got a pint that would be plenty. A little coating goes a long ways.

Cerakote cool thanks for the reply. you ship worldwide? I think I read you were not in the usa. do you ship to usa?

We're located in Southern Oregon, in the USA. We do ship Internationally, please call 1-866-774-7628 to place an International order. Thank you!

Cerakote ok sweet I thought I seen somewhere say you were across seas. that's awesome I am only in southern washtington.

You can find a local Certified Cerakote Applicator at www.cerakoteguncoatings.com/resource/locator - thank you!

get a life

it's "Spelled", not "Spelt"

There is no plasma application - it's a polymer ceramic coating applied with an HVLP spray gun.

He is referring to the plasma applied coating that was originally developed for the nuclear industry that leaked it's way down to aerospace and automotive industries over time. Not sure why it concerned him enough to post about it "as if you guys made some sort of false claim", because the idea of self application is more or less a pipe dream reserved for the rich and or major parts manufacturing facilities. It's not even in the same category in regards to application complexity and accessibility and not worth mentioning in retrospect.