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I found the BEST Aluminum intake cleaner that leaves the factory finish is Aluminum Naval Jelly by Loctite.
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![]() Sorry, that's something I don't want to discuss. It's taken me a very long time (not to mention a significant financial investment) to figure out how to do this. No. Quote:
I've used that before and it works well, but it wasn't used here. Basically I just want to be sure that this is something that will pass aesthetic scrutiny. |
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Looks similar to may process.
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Eric, I'm not knocking your efforts but it looks like paint to me although it's not. Too much of a silver-chrome look IMO.
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Agree with this post.
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Can I ask please what process you used?
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