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shaggy
i bought a bursch muffler from Bjorn

its paint it kinda scratched/flaking off

i dont really wanna repaint the entire thing if i can avoid it

i have access to a sand blaster and ceramic paint

is there something else i should do or use?

thank
-shag
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jasons
http://www.hpcoatings.com/

Take it HPC they are local. You can go through Karls if you want. Anything else will probably just come off.
Maltese Falcon
any type of jethot , HPC or other ceramic co. (I use Xtreme 805-388-9983) will media blast that low temp stuff off, prior to coating it. Definitely do NOT run with that low temp paint--it did ignite in a customer car once sad.gif
Marty
Joe Bob
BBQ paint after a good sanding....
Eric_Shea
Sandblast and POR-20 Manifold Gray

(got your PM BTW... I have kits for you)
Tobra
QUOTE((*)(*) @ Apr 26 2006, 08:19 PM) *

BBQ paint after a good sanding....

If my Bursch looked as good as that I would be happy. BBQ paint works nice on AC exhausts
messix
i wiped mine down with acitone and painted it with bbq black. 1 yr old and looks good still.
mrobin


I use high temp paint from Eastwood, it works very well...
tod914
Bursch should just sell their mufflers unpainted to make life easier.
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