Cleaned engine bay pix!!
03-12-2006, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Z28LS1camaroguy
nice how long did it take you?? also what did u use??
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Simply Green sucks if you have brightwork. It will turn the metal into a white blotchy pile when you're done. Good for degreasing, but NOT for show engines. 
If you want real bling you'll need to sand, unless the suface is glass smooth, you won't get the results that are worth the time.
If you want real bling you'll need to sand, unless the suface is glass smooth, you won't get the results that are worth the time.
03-13-2006, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
Simply Green sucks if you have brightwork. It will turn the metal into a white blotchy pile when you're done. Good for degreasing, but NOT for show engines.
If you want real bling you'll need to sand, unless the suface is glass smooth, you won't get the results that are worth the time.
If you want real bling you'll need to sand, unless the suface is glass smooth, you won't get the results that are worth the time.
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01ls1lover- When you get serious about wanting the polish stuff pm me and I'll give you my cell phone #.
We'll go to Eastwood's (sponsor) website while we talk and I'll show you what to buy and how each item is used. To buy all the items I used for my whole engine bay I payed around $300. You will need a standard corded drill and lots of patience. $300 is far less than you'd spend for a shop to do it for you. We can go on your scale.(How blingish do ya wanna get?) Let me know. -Joshua
We'll go to Eastwood's (sponsor) website while we talk and I'll show you what to buy and how each item is used. To buy all the items I used for my whole engine bay I payed around $300. You will need a standard corded drill and lots of patience. $300 is far less than you'd spend for a shop to do it for you. We can go on your scale.(How blingish do ya wanna get?) Let me know. -Joshua
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Originally Posted by FIREHAWK#608
01ls1lover- When you get serious about wanting the polish stuff pm me and I'll give you my cell phone #.
We'll go to Eastwood's (sponsor) website while we talk and I'll show you what to buy and how each item is used. To buy all the items I used for my whole engine bay I payed around $300. You will need a standard corded drill and lots of patience. $300 is far less than you'd spend for a shop to do it for you. We can go on your scale.(How blingish do ya wanna get?) Let me know. -Joshua
We'll go to Eastwood's (sponsor) website while we talk and I'll show you what to buy and how each item is used. To buy all the items I used for my whole engine bay I payed around $300. You will need a standard corded drill and lots of patience. $300 is far less than you'd spend for a shop to do it for you. We can go on your scale.(How blingish do ya wanna get?) Let me know. -Joshua
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Sounds good bro but id have to wait a little bit my friends truck just got stolen and stripped so i had to loan him some cash, But soon as i get it up illl send you a pm. I would love to have some BLING to the ride..
I have a rotory tool (hi-speed plug in) you can use...just ask that you replace any sanding drums and polishing tips you use (kit is $9 at the PX).
big improvement there..