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Hey guys,
I think I may have scored a coup on ePay recently. I bought ( rather cheaply ) what I believe to be a complete Gardner chambered exhaust system ( with clamps ). The system was installed for about a year or two and it only needs to be cleaned up to have the rust removed. My only question is how can this be accomplished? I want to use this system on another '69 Camaro project. Any thoughts or suggestions on cleaning the surface rust off? Would some type of glass beading work? The pipes are rather long, so it would require something special. Would perhaps one of those paint removing systems ( for whole cars ) using plastic pellets work in this instance? The seller of the system told me it cost almost $1,600.00 for the chambered system he auctioned. He himself didn't buy it. The previous owner of the Camaro ( the chambered system was on ) did. At that price range, I believe only the Gardner system comes into play. Steve
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