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Need Chrome?

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Wonder how it would hold up on mufflers. My TX 750 could use the mufflers redone. Headers will shine right up, but there some oitts and chips in the cans.
 
Just another opinion, but I think the only thing that looks like chrome is chrome.
 
The thing with the cans is this...once they are contaminated with the carbon and gunk, no chrome shop will touch them because then they are contaminatingb their vats. You either get new or find out if things like this will hold up to the heat.
 
T You either get new or find out if things like this will hold up to the heat.

Or you pipe wrap (meh) or you ceramic coat. I would go with ceramic coat on pipes. I can't imagine this process holding up on something that is going to get too hot.

I have nothing to base that, so I could be completely wrong, but I'm guessing that it would explicitly state that it could be used in high-heat applications if it could.
 
Lenos video didnt tell much as far as heat range compatability. Thats why I asked the heat on the muffler skins question..I need to do l;ots of research becvause this could be pretty cool for those old cans that would otherwise be scrapped..not to mention the "unobtanium" ones.
 
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