Stained Manifold Cover HELP
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Stained Manifold Cover HELP
I cleaned my engine yesterday using APC+. Everything was fine until I hosed it off, and now my manifold cover looks all messed up. Engine was still a little warm, could that be the cause?
Any ideas on how to remove those spots besides getting another cover?
I've tried using polishes and it made no difference.
Here's a picture of what it looks like now!![what](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/what.gif)
Any ideas on how to remove those spots besides getting another cover?
I've tried using polishes and it made no difference.
Here's a picture of what it looks like now!
![what](https://acurazine.com/forums/images/smilies/what.gif)
![](http://i25.photobucket.com/albums/c65/xxbiggie/IMG_9155.jpg)
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try some metal polish in a hidden corner, that might do it! Or better yet, try some vinegar in a corner to see if it helps out and doesn't make things worse
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I've already tried using metal polish, it didn't seem to help. It seems like its embedded into the thing. Nothing seems to help it.
Thanks again for the recommendations. I might just spray paint the sucker.
Thanks again for the recommendations. I might just spray paint the sucker.
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First I used Aircraft paint remover to strip it.
After it was nice and clean, I sprayed engine primer.
Then, sprayed it with the color. Did 2-3 layers.
When that was dry, I used a dremel to take off the paint off the words.
Sanded them down with 1000 grit, then 1500, and 2000. Finally polished it with metal polish.
And thats the end results.
After it was nice and clean, I sprayed engine primer.
Then, sprayed it with the color. Did 2-3 layers.
When that was dry, I used a dremel to take off the paint off the words.
Sanded them down with 1000 grit, then 1500, and 2000. Finally polished it with metal polish.
And thats the end results.
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First I used Aircraft paint remover to strip it.
After it was nice and clean, I sprayed engine primer.
Then, sprayed it with the color. Did 2-3 layers.
When that was dry, I used a dremel to take off the paint off the words.
Sanded them down with 1000 grit, then 1500, and 2000. Finally polished it with metal polish.
And thats the end results.
After it was nice and clean, I sprayed engine primer.
Then, sprayed it with the color. Did 2-3 layers.
When that was dry, I used a dremel to take off the paint off the words.
Sanded them down with 1000 grit, then 1500, and 2000. Finally polished it with metal polish.
And thats the end results.
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