Subject	Re: What are you basing that on?
Posted by	Tech@EPR on April 12, 2010 at 2:45 AM
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In Reply To	What are you basing that on? posted by CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) on April 12, 2010 at 01:51 AM
Message	well the more ridgid coatings for the skirts i use is a ceramic coating designed to carry loads in excess of 350,000 PSI as well as lubricate at temperatures in excess of 1600°F. Cured film thickness of ".001" or less. The sub straight is etched to allow the coating to absorb then cure at suggested temperature. This coating as well as all others are applied in this manner. Doing this enables the coating to never fade or wear away. The other coating i use works well too and is a dry film lubricant. All are applied in the same manner as to the sub straight.
Follow Ups	wiseco skirt coating flaking - jaidieray 13:05:45 04/11/10 This is symptomatic of too thick of a coating - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 13:21:11 04/11/10 2nd. - SimaYi 13:54:56 04/11/10 If that bit has peeled before it has even seen heat or - 550HPTT 14:05:56 04/11/10 Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - Tech@EPR 14:27:41 04/11/10 Re: Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - jaidieray 14:43:15 04/11/10 Re: Re: Re: wiseco skirt coating flaking - Tech@EPR 15:00:31 04/11/10 What are you basing that on? - CaliguyPurdue (Selin Design) 01:51:20 04/12/10 Re: What are you basing that on? - Tech@EPR 02:45:35 04/12/10 I think I'll skip engineering advice - Jehannum 08:16:33 04/12/10 Re: I think I'll skip engineering advice - Tech@EPR 08:58:11 04/12/10 Glad I could provide you the right spelling - Jehannum 15:14:49 04/12/10 Re: Glad I could provide you the right spelling - Tech@EPR 15:38:11 04/12/10 No doubt your future customers - Jehannum 15:47:31 04/12/10 Re: No doubt your future customers - Tech@EPR 22:46:31 04/12/10 Re: No doubt your future customers - team7 10:31:07 04/13/10
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