DIY Exhaust Ceramic Coating Application: Cerakote C-Series. ( Air Cure, No Oven Required )

In this tutorial, I'll guide you through the step-by-step process of applying Cerakote C-Series ceramic coating on your exhaust, and the best part is, you won't need an oven for curing!

Cerakote C-Series is a high-quality ceramic coating designed specifically for exhaust systems, providing excellent heat resistance, durability, and corrosion protection. Since its air-cured, you can achieve professional-looking results right in your own garage or driveway.

Throughout the video, I'll demonstrate the necessary preparations, including cleaning and surface preparation, to ensure proper adhesion of the ceramic coating. We'll also share valuable tips and techniques to help you achieve a smooth and even application.

You'll learn how to properly mix and apply Cerakote C-Series, ensuring full coverage and optimal performance. We'll cover techniques for achieving a flawless finish and address common mistakes to avoid during the application process.

Whether you're a seasoned DIY enthusiast or new to ceramic coating applications, this video is perfect for anyone looking to enhance the appearance and performance of their exhaust system. Join us as we embark on this exciting DIY journey together!

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00:00 Intro
1:09 Products that I'm going to apply
3:10 Exhaust disassembly
4:32 Degreasing/media blasting the parts
6:11 Gas Out/degreasing
7:57 Mixing up the Cerakote C Series
8:33 Details on the spray gun
9:16 How to spray Cerakote
11:42 How the parts look right after spraying
12:27 Info on dry times and exhaust reassembly
14:00 Final Results on the catback
15:45 How does Cerakote hold up?
21:02 Does it help with radiant heat?
23:24 Outro

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