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Message: [QUOTE="hawgdoctor, post: 629519, member: 479"] That can be arranged brother, hit me up.... Hands down far superior to the wrap. Don't get me wrong though when you wrap it the right way it does help, but as others have stated it does leave the base metal vulnerable to the elements. Correct on all sides. What actually works best is if you seal the pipe too. Have done this many times with the bikes as trying to coat the inside of a pipe that's 4ft long with several bends never works out to well. What I've always used is the silicone spray that is designed to work with the header wrap. Once you clean the pipe down I lay a nice even coat of it over the pipe first, and do the wet wrap trick, heat it up to remove the moisture, and then use the spray on the wrap to seal it. Have had several like this running around for 3-4 years, and still looks flawless. One we actually unwrapped to modify the exhaust, and check it over, at the coating under the wrap still looked perfect. Prep is key though with any of it. And yes those pictures posted earlier were all done in house. [/QUOTE]

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