valve cover question...
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okay my valve cover could be having better days, the original finish on it is coming off now i would like to take the rest of it off what is the easiest way, take the thing off and sand blast it, or good ole elbo grease with a steel brush i will plan on using wrinkle paint afterwards.
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matt
ohh and i tried searching... nothing
thanks in advance
matt
ohh and i tried searching... nothing
I like the steel wool. I did the wrinkle paint on my old one and it never even showed signs of coming off or fading and I halfassed the cleaning process.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Soccerking3000 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">does summit sell it cuz i live right next to them... or do they have something comparable?</TD></TR></TABLE>
They might, you find it more at PepBoys or something.
BTW, jealous that you live close to summit.
They might, you find it more at PepBoys or something.
BTW, jealous that you live close to summit.
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Its around 3.99 a can and 1 can should work.
It'll take the finish right off and works well
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Its around 3.99 a can and 1 can should work.
It'll take the finish right off and works well
You can find it at...
Autozone
Pepboys
O'reilys
Advanced autoparts
Its no more than 8 bux a can and yes, i would take the cover off. If you search for archived stuff about polishing and other things of the like you will find good information.
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