PVF coated brake lines

[blu67]

I was surfing and came across PVF coated brake lines on flea-bay. Supposedly they are coated for abrasion resistance and the set I saw had a "complete" set of lines for our cars. Shipped non-bent but apparently fairly easy to bend too. Anyone heard of this or have experience with this coating? I wouldn't think it would damage the line at all but just found it curious as I had never heard of it.

 

[Mach1 Driver]

This article says nickel-copper may be a better alternative: https://brakesystems.autopartsu.com/2020/02/18/pvf-vs-steel-brake-lines/

 

[B67FSTB]

I would go with the nickel-copper. MHO.

 

[blu67]

I read that same article and agree. Looks like it would be a good choice.

 

[Boom]

I'm installing nickel copper lines for fuel right now. So easy to route and bend.

 

[Jonk67]

NAPA sells PVF in straight lengths or coils, the coating is grey and the lines are easier to bend than steel/galvanized. I redid my entire brake system with these lines and was able to do the MC coil of lines around a 1" socket, that's how easy it was to bend w/o kinking. I've read that a lot of OEM comes PVF now.