cleaning up the timing cover
anybody know of a polish or method of cleaning the aluminum timing cover.since mine is driven no matter what the weather is my cover is dirty and stained with small pits from the salt.should i use a aluminum polish with a dremel or what.let me know please.
I was going to purchase a powerball mini for this sort of thing. It might work for what you're trying to do.
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Steel whool and some kind of cleaner to get it looking decent. Polish/sandpaper work if you want to make it bling....
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That stuff made a world of a difference
here are some during and after pics on my old PIAA's
$12.00 a bottle
closest retail location is Delaware
That stuff made a world of a difference
here are some during and after pics on my old PIAA's
Last edited by Noah@AAM; May 3, 2006 at 10:30 AM.
I called PIAA one day cause of how poorly their wheels stood up to things like dust and water...wind too.....
They refered me over to a shop that would repolish them for like $150. I called the guy and asked what he used. The rest of the story incorporates things like GOOGLE and the exchange of cash for polish...but i wont bore you with those details
They refered me over to a shop that would repolish them for like $150. I called the guy and asked what he used. The rest of the story incorporates things like GOOGLE and the exchange of cash for polish...but i wont bore you with those details
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