Check out my Plenum!!!
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Check out my Plenum!!!
here it is before
<img src="http://images.cardomain.com/installs/192000-192999/192436_207_full.jpg">
Now here it is
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<img src="http://images.cardomain.com/installs/192000-192999/192436_207_full.jpg">
Now here it is
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I'd guess some high quality Duplicolor or something chrome spraypaint.. Chrome spraypaint really does work much better than it sounds..I've used it several times. It's just the fact that I really, REALLY suck at spraypainting........ 
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How did you do it? Come on guys, share some polishing secrets! I'd love to polish my intake like that....
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Someone on the site made an electrofl---***, I don't even remember how to spell it, and I'm a good speller! Electrofluoresis machine...something like that.. I guess it's supposed to be very good at prepping old, dirty, nasty parts for chroming, painting, etc.
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Originally posted by Nixon1
Someone on the site made an electrofl---***, I don't even remember how to spell it, and I'm a good speller! Electrofluoresis machine...something like that.. I guess it's supposed to be very good at prepping old, dirty, nasty parts for chroming, painting, etc.
Someone on the site made an electrofl---***, I don't even remember how to spell it, and I'm a good speller! Electrofluoresis machine...something like that.. I guess it's supposed to be very good at prepping old, dirty, nasty parts for chroming, painting, etc.
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Ohhh....so Dow was the backyard mad scientist..... That's right...
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*sheepish grin*
Yeah, yeah. Electroysis, the ultra cleaner. More DC power you pump in, the fast/stronger it cleans.
I shoulda snapped a pic of the bellhousing when it finished the next morning. Looked awesome!
Yeah, yeah. Electroysis, the ultra cleaner. More DC power you pump in, the fast/stronger it cleans.
I shoulda snapped a pic of the bellhousing when it finished the next morning. Looked awesome!
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Damn you.. Ok, I say all of us grab as many DC power units as we can get, and turn a gigantic dumpster into a big electrolysis machine... And one by one, we lower our entire motors into their via a chain and pulley system. 24 hours and voila....factory-new.
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