looking for a non stick paint or coating

[happyfast79]

looking for something to paint or coat the inside of my tunnel with to keep snow from sticking to it, i had 3" of ice \ slush build up 4-5 ft long on there after a day of riding, then it freezes solid at night and if it comes loose it will get smashed into my front heat exchanger and it adds a bunch of weight.
any ideas will be appretiated

 

[Bagger]

No Sticky

Happy, I've had good luck with Amsoil MP. (Metal protector) It sprays on like WD-40, leaves a residue and the carrier evaporates away. Made a big differance in the ice packing.

I've gotta say this, sorry in advance.

Try it, you'll be HAPPY with it! Bagger

If you don't know a dealer, you can order off the website. I don't think you need a customer code, but if you do, pm me and I'll hook you up.

 

[Sled169]

I have always wondered if some spray silicone would work for that purpose, would not have a dirt built up and should not allow anything to freeze to it.

 

[Ex-Member]

Butter is good.

I like butter.

There's butter on my face.

BUTTER ON MY FACE!!!!

 

[happyfast79]

is there anything permanent?

 

[Nate]

Ride a ***** cat, they self lubricate Nikolai Freakin poo rider.....

 

[happyfast79]

Ride a ***** cat, they self lubricate Nikolai Freakin poo rider.....

would you like another crappy poo 900 to show up your totally modded king kat lol jk my old cat liked trees to much for my likeing

 

[Nate]

Absolutely! where is this poo 900? and will you race it with a stock 700 M?

 

[happyfast79]

if you find me some sno ill watch you race it while i ride the pow, you should start selling stock turbo m7's

 

[0neoldfart]

Check with industrial coating places in your area - lots can apply teflon , but it will cost large. Powedercoating / anodizing helps, temporary solution is PAM cooking spray. I was contemplating clear lacquer over the aluminum, but the etching turns the aluminum a green / gold color. Good luck.

 

[devilrmk]

Not sure how well it works on snow or ice, but the trick for the inside of an engine(automotive) is red insulating varnish. Makes the oil not stick to the iron block and run back to the pan much quicker and carbon won't stick to it. Its pretty slick, I think I might spray some aluminum and try it out. Would be nice to find a solution.