pvf coated brake line

[marty69212]

anybody ever use pvf coated brake line?is it easy to work with ?

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by marty69212

anybody ever use pvf coated brake line?is it easy to work with ?

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the company that manufactures the dark green colored hand bendable brake lines. Our company is called AGS Company in Muskegon MI and the product that you are referring to is called Poly Armour. This product is the ONLY one on the market that has a polyvinylflourine coating and has 30X the corrosion resistance that standard steel line has. It is easily bent by hand in small radiuses, as well as easily flared with readily available tools. It's available in 3/16", 1/4", 5/16", and 3/8" for brakes, transmission, fuel, and any other hydraulic, air, or fluid transfer lines on a vehicle. Check out our website at www.agscompany.com and take a look for yourself.

[Apogee]

The only issues that I've had with the poly-coated lines is that my flaring dies seem prone to slipping on it when finishing the inverted flare, which tears up the poly coating. I've been happier with the 90/10 Cu/Ni tubing myself.

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