Titanium Exhaust Wrap 1" x 16' Roll for Motorcycle Fiberglass Heat Shield Tape with Stainless Ties

Absolutely no complaints about this exhaust wrap. It works great and was the most affordable option I could find. I have it setup on an exhaust for a Predator 212 Ghost and I no longer worry about the exhaust burning me.

Not too bad. Used this on my tractor to help with heat but also because it looks cool. Easy to put on. Just make sure it's tight on each turn. Clamps hold well so far. I used a torch to burn off loose ends and frizzies

I like the 1 inch instead of the 2 inch easier to maintain and handle should work fine. Use it on my 1970 Dart 340.

My 8+ year old Cub Cadet riding mower tends to run hot (though, I think I've fixed that with new head gaskets) but the worst part is, the exhaust pipe runs RIGHT by the plastic hood bracket. After running for a while it will literally melt the bracket (and ruin the hood, too.) Dumb design for sure, but after carefully wrapping the two pipes (and this kit had plenty of wrap to do a twin-cylinder lawn mower engine) and using the stainless zip ties - I don't have to worry about melting brackets or wiring looms anymore. Definitely lowered the amount of heat they radiated.Note - the stainless zip ties don't work on the same principle that regular plastic ones do; they don't have the little ridges and lock that snaps into place. Instead, there's a tiny ball inside the head of the zip tie that gets forced back into place and locks the zip tie. They can be difficult to work with by hand BUT there is a tool that several sellers here on Amazon sell specifically for stainless zip ties. Considering I have a lot of other uses for stainless zip ties around my property (holding chicken wire to metal fence posts, for example) I spent a few extra bucks to get it. The tool not only gets the zip ties really nice and snug (more so than you can do by hand) but it also snips off the end of the tail flush. To wrap exhaust properly I'd suggest getting the tool, especially if you intend to use a lot of the stainless zip ties. (You'll probably find you have more uses than just exhaust wrap for them!)

This should come with better warnings about the application. I would have worn metal gauntlets to put it on. It took almost a week to get the insulation shards out of my hands. But, it insulated the exhaust pipe ok.

Was more than enough for my exaust on my predator 212 looks slick

This was a mistake. I have used 2 inch from other manufacturers before in the past without issue. This is so cheap the black coating comes off on your hands, and then the fibers fly all around.The material was so fragile that it was splitting apart while installing. The weave was loose and offered little protection. After fighting with it I took it off, threw it out, and used stuff from another company and have been much happier.Your experience may be different, but I have worked with other brands before and have had success, just not this one.

I was upset when I realized this wasn’t the 2” wrap but due to my lack of space to work, I’m glad it was the 1” 😂 made my job easier actually.