LEDAUT 2" x 50' Titanium Exhaust Heat Wrap Roll for Motorcycle Fiberglass Heat Shield Tape with Stainless Ties

I recently purchased the LEDAUT 2" x 50' Titanium Exhaust Heat Wrap Roll for my motorcycle, and I must say it's nothing short of spectacular! This heat wrap exceeded all my expectations and more. First off, the installation was a breeze, thanks to the stainless ties that came with it. The wrap itself is of top-notch quality, and the titanium finish gives it a sleek and high-performance look. It not only enhances the aesthetics of my bike but also serves its primary purpose exceptionally well. After wrapping my exhaust pipes with this heat shield tape, I noticed a significant reduction in heat radiating from them. This not only makes for a more comfortable ride but also helps in protecting nearby components from heat damage. The durability of the wrap is impressive, and it has held up beautifully under high temperatures and extreme riding conditions. What's even more remarkable is the performance boost I experienced after installing this heat wrap. My motorcycle's exhaust temperature remained more stable, resulting in improved overall performance. It's clear that the LEDAUT heat wrap is not just about looks; it's a high-performance addition to any motorcycle. In summary, the LEDAUT 2" x 50' Titanium Exhaust Heat Wrap Roll is a game-changer for motorcycle enthusiasts. It combines aesthetics, durability, and enhanced performance in one product. If you want to protect your bike and enjoy a more efficient ride, this heat wrap is an absolute must-have. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I highly recommend it to all fellow riders out there!

Great roll of fibreglass for a good price. I wrapped the exhaust and it worked great.

The product is pretty cool. I like the color but when I opened it, the cross stitching it feels and looks like fiberglass webbing. I got the 50 foot roll 2 inches and I put half of it on my cold air intake and it works pretty well. It was easy to put on the metal zip ties worked pretty good I’ll like them, but I don’t think it has any titanium in it. It feels like fiberglass webbing pretty much but even if it is just fiberglass weapon. I’m sure it will still do the job

I applied this on my car's exhaust (Toyota MR2 ZZW30) it was enough to cover the headers, the down pipe, and part of the Main cat. It was not difficult to apply but you NEED gloves and eye protection because the fiberglass strands are very tiny and could pierce your skin. I soaked the whole thing in water and it became a lot more manageable. The provided metal straps are not that good, you need pliers to tighten them and I used a Dremel to cut the remains. If you got the money, get better metal straps, if not, these work fine but you need to cut off the excess and they're a bit of a pain. Pros: After applying the wrap along with the factory heat shields there was a noticeable decrease in heat in the engine bay. You still cant touch the heat shields directly but inside the compartment there's less radiating heat. I also noticed how the speed of the gases increased and can be heard in the exhaust. Sometimes there's even a bit of backfire noise on deceleration. Cons: Tons of smoke on day one, had to run the engine for a couple of hours and rev it really high to let the wrapping get heated and release all the moisture. They also smell pretty bad on day one. After 2-3 days the smoke is completely gone but they still smell a bit. Everything is back to normal in around a week. Some people also say they can rust the exhaust if they get wet often because they hold moisture. I don't believe this because the pipes get so hot that I doubt they can stay wet for long. Still I applied high temp Rustoleum paint on the pipes before the bandages. I would recommend rust prevention or more expensive ceramic coating if you got a good exhaust system just in case. I didn't apply Silicon because the one I got is flammable, but you could try this as well to make them water proof. I still got my heat shields/covers and I avoid driving on the rain so I'm not worried. Good product, would buy again, Thanks!

It delivers excellent thermal protection, keeps heat off nearby bike parts and significantly reduces radiant heat. Installation was straightforward thanks to the included ties. The titanium finish looks professional and is highly durable. After miles of riding, it still looks great and works like new. recommend to any rider looking to upgrade their exhaust heat protection.

The wrap it’s self is excellent, very thick you can overlap it and get it very tight. The fabric it’s self is very similar to what you will find with DEI. Also others have noted that It frays when you cut it. That can be prevented if you use sharp fabric scissors and cut it slow at an angle. It does shed fiber wetting it would help control that. Overall it well provide a nice tight professional looking wrap. The ties though wow they are bad! With the DEI zip ties you can take a small jewelers screwdriver and, push in on ball bearing of the tie. Doing so will allow you to get them extremely tight. No so with these. No matter what you do you can’t only get them so tight. Honestly it’s not as tight as I would like but it will do I guess. I would order this kit again, I would just buy better zip ties!

Overall, an OK product. The one down-side is there is no additional stitching to help keep the material together on the edges. Like all of these wraps it frays pretty easily when unrolling. Also it should not say "Titanium" in the product description as there is a significant quality difference between fiberglass wraps and titanium wraps. Other than that, the wrap offers decent heat resistance. I saw a drop in about 30º before/after in hot areas around the exhaust pipes when riding. One roll of 50' was enough to cover both pipes with about 12-15 feet left over for my bike. I only got the wrap wet (not soaking) when installing, wrapped pretty tight over the pipes. And of course, wear gloves and cover your arms as best you can. Be sure to wipe down surrounding areas with a damp cloth to get rid of any stray fiberglass. Update - After a few weeks of riding with this wrap and and repairing a section due to tearing I thought it best to include some additional thoughts. I have adjusted my rating down to 3 stars instead of 4 with some of these nuances: • After the wrap has dried and 'cured', I am seeing tons of fraying. Ridiculous amounts. The loops on the edges are the worst and it looks like every wrap around the pipe has 'whiskers' or is 'fuzzy'. This indicates poor-quality fiberglass. • The wrap is woven very loose. As I was making my loops around the pipes, one side would become increasingly loose, to where I would have wrinkles under the next loop. Not really much you can do about it because of the material construction. • Many defects in the weave/stitching. I had to re-cut multiple sections due to the poor weaving of the material. This only resulted in about 2-3 feet of wasted material, but still. If I were doing one long section of pipe I would have been screwed. That's all for now folks.

This was the first time I have tried a product like this. I wasn't sure how difficult it would be to install and how well the clamps would hold. I was pleasantly surprised to find the material completely manageable and I was able to secure it quite well to my exhaust system. Thumbs up! In my case, I wasn't using it in a motorcycle or high performance vehicle. I have a converted van, adapted for wheelchair users. When my van was modified, they routed the exhaust much too close to the fuel tank and the result was that the tank became distorted. To fix this, I added the fiberglass wrap on the pipe and the muffler, from before the tank to a bit after it. With some trepidation, I dared to touch the tank, near the exhaust work, after taking the van for a drive. I was pleased to find that the tank was more or less at the ambient air temperature. So, the wrap worked exactly as I had hoped. Perfect. The wrap is supplied with some simple rubber gloves. Their stated purpose is to protect your hands from fiberglass shards. Reading that made me a bit nervous, and I wondered if those shards would become an issue. Would my hands and arms turn all itchy, as when I was installing insulation in my home? Turns out no. With those gloves, I never felt a thing. The installation was easy and painless. Pro tips: plan out where you are going to put the stainless zip ties so you can get a good grip on them during the tightening phase. I first installed the wrap using long, plastic zip ties as I went along, and then later came back to replace the temporary plastic ones with the stainless ties. This two-step process allowed me to get a clean finish, kept the thick wrap under control and make the end result quite secure, as far as I can tell.