High heat Electroless nickel coating spray can

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  • xofrevlis
    New Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 23

    #1

    High heat Electroless nickel coating spray can

    Recently at Oley I saw a product I am not familiar with. High heat Electroless nickel coating in spray form. One of the vendors was selling this product. Has anyone had experience with this product? If this gives a decent result it would be something I'd be interested in. Any comments on this would be appreciated.

    Thanks Wayne
  • PaulCDF
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2019
    • 1421

    #2
    Dinihanian Mfg Inc has been advertising this in the magazine for some time but I have never tried it.

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    • xofrevlis
      New Member
      • Mar 2011
      • 23

      #3
      PaulCDF I looked up Dinihanian in the magazine and inquired about the price. The price is reasonable so I decided to place an order. Thanks for the reminder about the ad.

      wayne

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      • PaulCDF
        Senior Member
        • Aug 2019
        • 1421

        #4
        Wayne
        Please let us know how the product works for you

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        • knucklehead 61
          Senior Member
          • Sep 2016
          • 347

          #5
          i have used a couple cans of it.
          works pretty good. obviously not as good as nickel plating, but much better than silver spray paint.

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          • exeric
            Senior Member
            • Sep 2005
            • 6015

            #6
            Originally posted by knucklehead 61 View Post
            i have used a couple cans of it.
            works pretty good. obviously not as good as nickel plating, but much better than silver spray paint.
            I've been curious about the Dinihanian nickel paint as advertised in our club mag. I am thinking about this as I have my 1916 motor apart. I am not looking for a real nickel plated look but want protection for the future that also looks okay. How much preparation to the cylinders would be required? Thanks for comments from anyone that has used this product
            Eric Smith
            AMCA #886

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