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This is going to take a while to finish- lots of little nooks and cranny-

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What comes next?
Ugh...I would have traded you straight up for the one off my 13.
Aren't those chrome? I am shooting for a brushed finish.
gut busy! i wanna see the finished product already! LOL!
(03-02-2017, 10:50 PM)PowerDubs_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Aren't those chrome? I am shooting for a brushed finish.

Don't think so, just polished.
What was that foamy stuff on picture 2? Some kinda paint destroyer?
Yes, a spray can of paint stripper from the local hardware store. Although 1 can was enough to get most of the factory finish off- it took several sprays to get it done. If I were to do it again I would specifically buy aircraft stripper from Amazon. That should get it all in 1 shot. It was a spur of the moment purchase that I am paying for by more work.
Aren't the valve covers aluminum? Once you polish them, what clear coat do you plan to use?
High temp engine clearcoat
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