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Topic: A little help here.

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A little help here.

Posted: 5/4/06 5:22pm Message 1 of 5
RHeyboer
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Grandville, MI - USA
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Vette(s): 1968 427/390 Coupe

I had a hose clamp break on me spraying antifreeze all over the motor compartment and it has dried on my polished aluminum valve covers and intake. Is there any thing out there that can polish this out easily???

 

 Thanks Roger Heyboer




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A little help here.

Posted: 5/4/06 5:27pm Message 2 of 5
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Never Dull - its a chemically treated wading cloth. Just tear off about a 2" clump (about the size of a golf ball) and commence to rub or buff. You can shine it up nice with a soft towel for a g higher luster when done.


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A little help here.

Posted: 5/4/06 6:11pm Message 3 of 5
RHeyboer
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That was the first thing I tried, it worked alittle on the intake but didn't touch the valve covers. 

 

 




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Posted: 5/4/06 6:30pm Message 4 of 5
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Try Chrome Creme. It comes in a tube like old toothpaste tubes. It is available at most custom or Harley bike shops. It has never failed me on chrome or billet aluminum.
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Posted: 5/10/06 9:59am Message 5 of 5
BelgiumBarry
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HEYHEY ???? RHEYBOER ????  do i hear a flamisch word over there ???  BOER = perfect flamisch word for FARMER ! ....

Do we have roots ????

 




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