Ceramic coating for brake pads and shims

Hard braking turns speed into heat at the pad. Some of that heat flows through the backing plate into the caliper pistons and the brake fluid. A ceramic layer on the backing plate or the shim slows that flow down.

Priced per part. Send photos and you get a price before you ship anything.

Why coat brake parts

When brake fluid overheats, the pedal goes soft. A coating on the pad backing plate or the shim reduces the heat that reaches the caliper. That helps on track days, on rally stages and on long downhill runs.

What we coat

We coat pad backing plates and separate shims. The friction material is never coated. Tell us the pad model and how the car is used.

What the coating does

  • Less heat into the caliper pistons and brake fluid
  • More consistent pedal feel in long sessions
  • Friction material left untouched

Questions

Does the coating change how the brakes work?

It does not touch the friction surface. It only reduces how much heat moves from the pad into the caliper.

Sending a part by courier

Most parts reach us by courier. It takes three steps.

  1. Send photos and details

    Use the form or WhatsApp. Tell us the part, the car or engine, and anything we should know, such as cracks or earlier repairs.

  2. Pack and ship the part

    Once you accept the quote, remove sensors, gaskets and heat shields, pack the part well and ship it with any courier.

  3. Get it back coated

    We coat the part and send it back to you, or you pick it up in Riga.

Shipping address

We send the shipping address together with your quote.

Packing tips

  • Wrap flanges and threads so they cannot be damaged in transit.
  • Use a sturdy box and fill the empty space so the part cannot move.
  • Put a note inside with your name, phone number and what you want coated.
  • Exhaust manifold

    Cast manifolds and tubular headers: the hottest part of the exhaust and the best place to start.

  • Turbo housing

    The turbine housing is a heat source right next to your intake. Coating it cuts heat soak.

  • Downpipe

    The pipe right after the turbo, often routed past the gearbox, driveshaft and floor.

  • Intake manifold

    Keeps engine heat out of the intake air on its way to the cylinders.

  • Pistons

    A ceramic layer on the crown limits how much combustion heat soaks into the piston.

  • Motorcycle exhaust

    Headers and collectors that run close to your legs, the frame and the fairings.

Get a quote for your part

Tell us what you want coated and add a few photos. We reply with a price and a timeline.

For example: BMW E46 M3 with S54 engine, or Honda CBR600RR 2008

Race or road use, known problems, your deadline

Photos (optional)

Up to 6 photos. Large photos are made smaller before sending.

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