Cerakote engine parts

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Anyone have any experience with cerakote snowmobile parts? I was thinking of doing my oil tank on the sidewinder since I’ll have it apart. I hate the tarnish metal look. Lol.
 

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I've seen it done to headers on my friends LS motor. Seems to be holding up
 

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Annodize anything aluminum. Cost is a lot less and the coating is tougher.


Cerakote requires a specific surface finish for great adhesion, not impossibly just an additional step
 

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I used used Dead Sky Customs in 2017 for a bunch of parts on my motocross bike. Has held up great over the years, even the parts that get a lot of rubbing from my boots.
 

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I think anodizing is good if you have a new piece. Cerakote does require an aluminum oxide blasting etch. It’s more like powder coating. Looks pretty durable.
 
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