anyone know how to "restore" the rad over flow and windsheild washer fluid bottles

they look old and cruddy
Rich

 

acid works well

Most people just bleach the **** outta them though or use that oxy clean crap you see on infomercials...that stuff works decent

or you can just use those crest whitening strips, lmao

 

Normally people just buy new ones. They aren't that expensive and its really hard to restore them to that original blue/white look. Amazing I found a set in a yard in VA that looked great, but I didn't get them, the person I was with did, however.

 

Years ago a fellow club member bought some new ones and sent them to Mr. G's to have them chrome plated. Looked killer. Left a non plated vertical strip about 1/8" wide so he could see his fluid level. I've been thinking about either doing this or getting a pair of plated billet moon tanks for Blue.

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Hey Rich I've got something you can try, if you want to try it just lemme know and next I'll bring it over fo ya

 

ok F-Boy now I'm wondering what you're talking about, I'd be glad to try anything though, they look gross.
Doug how much are they new?

thanx in advance
Rich

 

SOS pads baby!

 

soaked mine on oxyclean for an hour or two, just got the dirt and crap off them, still kind of yellow though...Blue502, who makes those tanks you're talkin about, and is there a website I can seem them on.
Thanks
yet another Rich

 

The aluminum tanks are made by Moon (which is probably why they are called Moon tanks ). Don't know if they have a website or not, but there are lots of adds for their stuff by retailers in Street Rodder magazine. I haven't looked at their product line in quite awhile, but one of my fellow club members had them in the '89 IROC he used to own, and I really liked them.

 

thanx for that tip dudelovett


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