k well back to my header questions.....i got a ceramic paint for engines (up to 1,300 degrees) and was gonna do a couple coats on my new headers. i was reading tho to cure it its best to keep it up around 300 degrees for about 2 hrs or 600 degrees for 1 hour. ne idea how i could pull this off without just having my car idle for 2 hours? ne sort of place i could look into that might have a kelm or somethin i could pay em to throw my headers into? or ne other idea? unfortunatly my oven isnt big enough....that would make it really easy

 

Pizza Hut

 

lol...

Maybe a paint booth? or try the above for an oven.

 

Put a heat gun in the opening...that'll keep it warm

 

You could look for a local powder coating place. They may be willing to stick it in their oven for a little while. If I remember correctly, most powdercoats need to cook somewhere between 300° and 400°, but only for a few minutes. It might be worth calling around to see if anyone could do this for you for a few bucks. When I lived in Pittsburgh I had a few things powdercoated by a guy who did the cases for massive network server computers. His oven was the size of a UPS truck.