valve cover,

is the aircraft remover a spray?

when i strip the stock black wrinkle paint off the valve cover with the aircraft remover do i put vasoline on the letters? or do i only need to do that when start to polish/paint it?


how long do you have to wait after you polish it before its safe to drive with it on?

also what grit? do i start low (200-300) and go up to (700-800)?

 

is it a spray? yes...

vaseline b4 stripping? no, u do that when ur re-painting...

when u strip the paint the bare metal is nice and smooth...u can pretty much polish it at that point....

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ECAhatch &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">is it a spray? yes...

vaseline b4 stripping? no, u do that when ur re-painting...

when u strip the paint the bare metal is nice and smooth...u can pretty much polish it at that point....

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thanks man


but....

how long do you have to wait after you polish it before its safe to drive with it on?

also what grit? do i start low (200-300) and go up to (700-800)?

 

i have a few questions too. what about sanding it down after stipping the paint? how do you mask off the holes (like spark plug holes, oil cap...etc)

 

bump

 

 

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oh yeah, also when you spray the aircraft remover on do you need to mask the areas off or only when you're painting?