want to make valvecovers shiny again
04-28-2004, 02:07 AM
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If they are greasy...
i bought some stuff from autozone thats in a purple bottle, it is a degreaser.
same stuff used on chines restaurant's grills
works awesome.
as far as polishing...use a dremel tool which (ironically) I was just looking for on ebay myself ($23 shipped most auctions..) and some polishing bits available at home depot.
i bought some stuff from autozone thats in a purple bottle, it is a degreaser.
same stuff used on chines restaurant's grills
works awesome.
as far as polishing...use a dremel tool which (ironically) I was just looking for on ebay myself ($23 shipped most auctions..) and some polishing bits available at home depot.
04-28-2004, 09:22 AM
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Be careful with spraying any kind of in a bottle cleaner on polished metal, you could have a cloudy spot on it that will always be there, you best bet is to buy some simple metal polish like Mothers mag and alum and shine them up by hand.....
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