ceramic paint?

Started by interloper393, November 17, 2006, 09:56:52 AM

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interloper393

Any ever used ceramic paint on items that produce alot of heat? read an article onit and it reduces the heat thats given off but dosnt make the item painted any hotter on the inside if u get my meanin lol..

Theres also a guy selling a ceramic painted plenum on rx7club that swares by it..

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probedb

The heat has to go somewhere (it\'s just physics after all) so it either stays in the object being painted or it\'s given off more readily by the painted object. I think it\'s more likely to be retained.

interloper393

thats what id have thought to, as it acks like a non heat transfer coating.. hmm lol
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Mave

Probably works if you put it on the inside (eg of an exhaust) by keeping the heat in the exhaust gas and out of the manifold.

Grizzly

I\'ve heard of Ceramic Coatings before working well on Exhausts and things that get realy hot but not come across paint??

G@NDY

I was at a subaru specialists today with a mate. And they have designed a special ceramic coated manifold. And they said that it spools the turbo up quicker.

Must be a good thing:Thumbs-up
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Grizzly

I\'m intrested now, Whats the diffrence between Ceramic such as Apex seals,Ceramic such as Turbo componants, Ceramic Coating (or hot coating as they call is in the US of A) and Paint Ceramic?

Are they all diffrent things? I\'ve had Down pipes and stuff like that Ceramic Coated before now and it does lowwer the Under bonnet temps but that cost quite alot to have done and i am intrested to know if this paint can give the same effects?

kev-yorks

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shaunwil

wow, nice find camcoat are based in warrington :)

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kev-yorks

Thats what i thought Shaun. May well be intrested in some myself for the latest round of mods as its manifold building time again and the turbox looks like it could be the dogs danglies for what i have in mind.
http://www.camcoat.com/1.Thermal%20Barriers/turboX.html
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interloper393

Quote from: kev-yorksThats what i thought Shaun. May well be intrested in some myself for the latest round of mods as its manifold building time again and the turbox looks like it could be the dogs danglies for what i have in mind.
http://www.camcoat.com/1.Thermal%20Barriers/turboX.html

Think i`ll be investing in some of this :) Would this only be suitable for exhaust systems? i.e paint the engine with it, would this not increase the overall internal temps tho?

might have to phone them n ask a few questions lol, wanna paint my engine anyways so this would kill 2 birds with 1 stone :wave
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Ed_RX7

think you have to send the stuff to them....don\'t think they sell stuff to paint on!!
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mattmaclennan

check out http://www.ceramicrotaryengines.com. Shares will become available next year.

The paint is a nice idea, but you\'ve got to get quite a thick coat on to have a noticeable effect.

kev-yorks

Quote from: Ed_RX7think you have to send the stuff to them....don\'t think they sell stuff to paint on!!
The stuff there selling is the paint you spray it on yourself.
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