ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
Yeah, but if youplayed inmud holeswith EMS all the time I bet it would look different. Forget the Mother's, you need to re-apply the glaze and fire it in a kiln every so often[sm=lildevil.gif]
Forget the Mother's, you need to re-apply the glaze and fire it in a kiln every so often[sm=lildevil.gif]
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You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
ORIGINAL: vfrpilot
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
hope mine looks the same in 9 months
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
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Yeah, but if youplayed inmud holeswith EMS all the time I bet it would look different. Forget the Mother's, you need to re-apply the glaze and fire it in a kiln every so often[sm=lildevil.gif]
Yeah, but if youplayed inmud holeswith EMS all the time I bet it would look different.
Forget the Mother's, you need to re-apply the glaze and fire it in a kiln every so often[sm=lildevil.gif]
ORIGINAL: vfrpilot
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
You guys are scareing me. You can see current pictures of mine here: https://www.kawasakiforums.com/m_106237/tm.htm
My pipe is about 9 months old and so far its okay. But there seems to be quite a few that aren't.
Oh, BTW No Mother's has been used on mine.
I had my bike out in the snow yesterday. We got 3 inches on top of the 2 inches we already had, i was in the street doing donuts... the neighbors shoveling thier driveways were all staring at me..... lol..... i know im a menace
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
HAHA.... ask chris.... he said if i spray him with sand from the back tire once more he was gonna kill me..... 
i wasnt doing it on purpose..... i just have a snappy right wrist..... lol....honest.
i wasnt doing it on purpose..... i just have a snappy right wrist..... lol....honest.
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
If I can interrupt and be serious for a moment ...
I'm going out on a limb, but I think the ceramic coating is on the INSIDE of the pipe, and has nothing to do with the outside surface. I could be wrong, which wouldn't surprise me, but that's what I think.
Carry on, and let the flames ... I mean "games" begin!
I'm going out on a limb, but I think the ceramic coating is on the INSIDE of the pipe, and has nothing to do with the outside surface. I could be wrong, which wouldn't surprise me, but that's what I think.
Carry on, and let the flames ... I mean "games" begin!
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
ORIGINAL: YYY.GUY
If I can interrupt and be serious for a moment ...
I'm going out on a limb, but I think the ceramic coating is on the INSIDE of the pipe, and has nothing to do with the outside surface. I could be wrong, which wouldn't surprise me, but that's what I think.
Carry on, and let the flames ... I mean "games" begin!
If I can interrupt and be serious for a moment ...
I'm going out on a limb, but I think the ceramic coating is on the INSIDE of the pipe, and has nothing to do with the outside surface. I could be wrong, which wouldn't surprise me, but that's what I think.
Carry on, and let the flames ... I mean "games" begin!
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RE: ceramic coating on the BIG GUN
The outside is coated that is what gives it that nice shiney silver/chrome color when it is first new. As far as the inside goes I am not really sure. I have never seen the process of the coating being applied, but I would say if the coating is sprayed on it will not be on the inside of the pipe.If it is dipped than yes it is probably on the inside. Maybe a big gun owner that has never ran the pipe could shine a flashlight in and see what the inside looks like. It doesn't say that you have to mothers wax the inside of the pipe twice a week does it?
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