Subject	Ceramic coated engine parts. I'm polishing a spare plenum
Posted by	240Z FeO2 on February 26, 2007 at 12:36 AM
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Message	and, once it's finished, I don't want to chrome it or maintain the shine by repolishing. Clear powder coat is out since I hear over time engine heat yellows it. So I'm considering a ceramic finish. Those of you with ceramic coated plenums, H2O pipes, CAS, etc., what are your experiences with the long term durability and appearance of this sort of finish. Also, I'm thinking of polishing my plenum to an 80 grit finish over all and calling it good. Is this adequate to ensure a shiny finish after ceramic coating? Chance favors the informed
Follow Ups	Ceramic coated engine parts. I'm polishing a spare plenum - 240Z FeO2 00:36:20 02/26/07 i would go past 80 grit... - nemo1080 00:51:22 02/26/07 Heres my plenum ceramic coated silver after being polished - Crim 07:24:55 02/26/07 I don't know about durability... - Dallas DamonZ 08:01:52 02/26/07 Ummm... you'll need to go higher than an 80 grit... - BigTDogg (MA) 08:14:52 02/26/07 I've read numerous posts here about polishing and Caswell - 240Z FeO2 11:33:59 02/26/07 Not the best shot, but here's my water pipes after - BigTDogg (MA) 11:57:53 02/26/07 Lookin' good. As soon as I get through with this plenum - 240Z FeO2 12:03:56 02/26/07
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