Cleaning crinkle red valve cover
um.... just to be safe, i would just try warm water and light soap...
some chemicals can get under the oem coating which could accelerate the common issue of the wrinkle texture flaking over time.
some chemicals can get under the oem coating which could accelerate the common issue of the wrinkle texture flaking over time.
brake cleaner should work fine and not cause any pealing/flaking
if u really want to be **** about it use dish soap warm water and a tooth brush.
honestly its not that hard to figure out
if u really want to be **** about it use dish soap warm water and a tooth brush.
honestly its not that hard to figure out
hate to break it to you, but that red paint is going to flake off regardless...and i didnt mean hose your VC in the ****...spray some in a rag and then wipe it off
yes oem coating is thinner than paper... we've all seen them flake off before.
For this reason that's why i prefer polymer powder coating.... uniform in wrinkle texture, thicker than oem, won't soak up oil, won't flake or chip easily & even aircraft stripper cant remove it. lol
For this reason that's why i prefer polymer powder coating.... uniform in wrinkle texture, thicker than oem, won't soak up oil, won't flake or chip easily & even aircraft stripper cant remove it. lol
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Uhh no. Brake cleaner will eat the paint right off the valve cover.
Don't listen to this e-genius. He's a professional who should be giving advice. Twice cowboy.
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97civic123
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Mar 12, 2004 02:26 PM



its not really rocket science
