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DRY FILM LUBRICANT COATINGS Dry film coatings, also known as solid film lubricants, are used to enhance the performance and useful life of internal engine components. Since dissimilar metals are used in engine components, they absorb and dissipate heat at different cycling periods. By applying ceramic coatings to these dissimilar components, it allows them to interface with one another more uniformly and compatibly. The slippery coatings provide an extremely low coefficient of friction resulting in cooler engine components, wear protection and noticeable performance gains. Dry film lubricants will burnish as they run until they are no longer visible, however the active materials are bonded into the pores of the part and continue to provide protection. They are applied at thicknesses ranging from .0005" to .0015". However, before assembly the coating may be burnished back to less than .0002" with gentle buffing using "Scotch-bright" or similar material. NO CHANGES need to be made in clearances due to the use of these coatings, though in many instances because of the reduced part temperature and increased lubrication tighter clearances may be run.
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The following parts benefit from ceramic coatings: Engine Components
Exhaust Systems Brake Systems
2) Pack up your parts and ship them to us. Use cardboard boxes and lots of crumpled newspaper or foam peanuts to prevent damage to your parts during shipping (we’ll use the same box when returning parts to you). Ship any way you like (we recommend UPS Ground and FedEx Ground, etc.) We usually use UPS Ground for return shipping. Ship to: Bird’s Performance Coatings, Inc.
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Bird’s Performance Coatings, Inc. – 253 Bell Street, Port Colborne, ON, Canada, L3K 1J2
289-836-9460