place to clean up rusty parts
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Car: 1988 Trans am GTA
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place to clean up rusty parts
does anyone know or can recommend a place in NJ that can de-rust, clean and plate parts? i'm having trouble cleaning the hard lines for my factory oil cooler and various other parts. any help is appreciated.
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From: Stamford, New York
Car: 80 SE/TTA;88 T/A GTA;86 T/A
Engine: 4.9L Turbo; LT1; empty
Transmission: TH350; T56; empty
Axle/Gears: 3:23 disk; 4:10 disk ; 3.42 disk
Re: place to clean up rusty parts
If the rust isn't that bad, why don't you buy a soda blaster and do the work yourself and probably save yourself some money along the way. After that, buy some POR15, and coat whatever you like to protect it from rust ever forming again. It's a poorman's powdercoating, but it works forever. As far as buying a soda blaster, look online or i'm not sure if they are in Jersey, but Harbor Freight is great for cheap tools.
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Joined: Jan 2003
Posts: 642
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From: Northern New Jersey
Car: 1988 Trans am GTA
Engine: corvette 350 swap
Transmission: t-5 swap
Axle/Gears: 3.27:1 borg warner 9-bolt w/ PBRs
Re: place to clean up rusty parts
If the rust isn't that bad, why don't you buy a soda blaster and do the work yourself and probably save yourself some money along the way. After that, buy some POR15, and coat whatever you like to protect it from rust ever forming again. It's a poorman's powdercoating, but it works forever. As far as buying a soda blaster, look online or i'm not sure if they are in Jersey, but Harbor Freight is great for cheap tools.
Joined: Jul 2002
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From: Stamford, New York
Car: 80 SE/TTA;88 T/A GTA;86 T/A
Engine: 4.9L Turbo; LT1; empty
Transmission: TH350; T56; empty
Axle/Gears: 3:23 disk; 4:10 disk ; 3.42 disk
Re: place to clean up rusty parts
I hear that, i use their tools as usually a disposable tool, or something that couldn't fail even if it was better quality. Might want to google restoration shops and things like that, might come up with something there or in the yellow pages.
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From: Mansfield, N.J.
Car: 87 Iroc Z28
Engine: 5.7 Carb
Transmission: TH350, B&M shift kit, Huges 3000 sc
Axle/Gears: 3:23 Posi
Re: place to clean up rusty parts
I can do refinishing work, I do it on the side for all my third geners, I just completed my own fuel and power steering hard lines and they look brand new, Ive done rim polishing and painting, gas tanks, springs, body work, seal replacement, boosters and master cylinders, undercoating, sway bars, ac delete boxes, you name it. I work from home and only charge a fraction of what a resto shop would, I'm located in N. Jersey.Let me know if your intrested,
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From: Mansfield, N.J.
Car: 87 Iroc Z28
Engine: 5.7 Carb
Transmission: TH350, B&M shift kit, Huges 3000 sc
Axle/Gears: 3:23 Posi
Re: place to clean up rusty parts
Well if anyone is intrested PM me, No one has been disappointed yet.
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