Great stuff, smells terrible!
That ain't no ****!!!!
First time I got a good snoot full of the stuff, I honestly went crosseyed for a few minutes. It's horrible.
Not particularly. The documentation makes it sound like it's this precise, If you screw it up the whole world burns, kind of process.
Honestly, it's as simple as thoroughly degrease, Sandblast the part, Prebake to degas the part, Spray the product, bake the part to cure the coating.
The trick is applying the correct thickness of product. I can fall back on my Auto Body days for experience shooting the stuff. You spray it alot like a 2K-Clear. Enough to fully "Wet" the surface, but no more.
For degreasing I have a heated ultrasonic cleaner I use with Simple Green. Obviously I have a sandblaster. To bake I use a kitchen range I picked up used for $50.
They also make an air cure product. Many claim it isn't as tough, but I'm not 100% convinced. That's what's on the block and heads.
You'll also assume correctly that I didn't Sandblast my heads or block. I've found that Cerakote will stick as well as epoxy paint on really really clean, non-blasted cast iron.
