🔒 Black Pipe Wrap Kit with 4 Locking Ties - 2-inch x 25-foot - Design Engineering 010119 Review

Probably the best you can get. Applies without soaking, stays snug, wears well, definitely reduces radiant heat and has survived 2,000 miles of off-road use. Would buy again.

This is a nice header wrapper. I also got a can of their black high temp paint to make the titles look dark black. I think the titles without color will start to look gray after a while.

if you cut this it will be very gray and you can't pin it up everywhere without fibers but that won't be a clean job. I wasted my money, it was wasted most elsewhere

Film, good material as always. Must be soaked before application. The only bad details are the locks. They give you 4 but they are all so small they don't fit around the whistle. Had to use my own clamps

(03/16/2017) update: so after a few months it started to tear. ! Update (03/23/2017) totally disappointed with the product. See for yourself. He's fragile like the others

Good quality headband. It's obviously easier to do this before setting the headers. Good guide. I prefer stainless steel wire to the zip ties that come with the kit. The ends fray easily, so make sure you roll up the ends before securing them.

Great product but I'm not smart enough to figure out how to wrap a cone so I just supplied it ceramic coated. It feels like a quality product and looks fantastic. I will most likely use it instead of my exhaust on a motorcycle and fully expect it to work perfectly.

The quality of the products seemed excellent at first. However when I tried to use the zip ties they didn't quite tighten, I used my hand and then two pairs of pliers but still no luck. As a result, the film will sag and move. Very disappointed, I spent an hour installing it on the exhaust pipe before giving up and installing the exhaust on the car without a thermal wrap.

Two rolls of black DEI film used on my stock Honda Shadow exhaust pipe. I wanted stocks but didn't look and it turned out pretty good. I didn't have the right tools to tighten the clamps that came with it, so I just used the clamps. I had to wrap the first pipe twice, but once you get the hang of manipulating this thing things will go pretty quickly. I would definitely use this stuff again.