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    Dago Red is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Thanks, my friend actually has one at his trophy shop, I'll see if he can do it for me.

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    A suggestion is to send the manifold out for a Jet-Hot coating. They will blast and coat it and you wont have to worry about black gas streaks on raw aluminum as it is real easy to clean after that. If you get their shiny coating, it is close to about as shiny as a non-pro polisher can make it and without the trouble(read dirt and pieces of buff all over anything anywhere close including you) and hours of unproductive time
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dago Red
    Thanks, my friend actually has one at his trophy shop, I'll see if he can do it for me.
    I've done lots of aluminum pieces in a blast cabinet, they come out great. Doesn't hurt to tape off the sealing surfaces with some duct tape, but not essential if you don't get crazy with the blasting nozzle.... Just a precaution is all.

    The manifold will polish up nice if you have a lot of spare time and don't mind buying a polishing kit. I usually do some aluminum polishing on those long, boring winter days, good time killer....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    I've done lots of aluminum pieces in a blast cabinet, they come out great. Doesn't hurt to tape off the sealing surfaces with some duct tape, but not essential if you don't get crazy with the blasting nozzle.... Just a precaution is all.

    The manifold will polish up nice if you have a lot of spare time and don't mind buying a polishing kit. I usually do some aluminum polishing on those long, boring winter days, good time killer....
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    You forgot to remind him of the threads, fuzz balls and dirt all over the shop!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by IC2
    Dave S,
    You forgot to remind him of the threads, fuzz balls and dirt all over the shop!!
    Yeah, but I knew that half way through the polish job on the intake he'd figure it out!!!!!! Sounds like you're coming from a been there, done that place!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Yeah, but I knew that half way through the polish job on the intake he'd figure it out!!!!!! Sounds like you're coming from a been there, done that place!!!!
    how about all that stuff that you blow out your nose and the black rings under your eyes
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    Quote Originally Posted by pat mccarthy
    how about all that stuff that you blow out your nose and the black rings under your eyes
    Just all part of the fun of taking care of that aluminum, right Pat?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Severson
    Just all part of the fun of taking care of that aluminum, right Pat?
    yes the aluminum i must be the only one
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