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7.3 Tech
cleaning up my greasy motor and painting it
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[QUOTE="TyCorr, post: 249982, member: 1451"] Nobody does this.kinda crap? Im going to mix some simplegreen and hot water as my initial cleaning agent. Im hoping to wash much of the grime off. I.degreased twice.last year so it shouldnt be too bad. Then ill use the wax n grease remover, sand it a little, and then ill hit it the paint. The paint says primer is unnecessary. Im just a little torn between using silver paint or blue.paint for the block. The blue.would look ni cd e.but the silver would look like clean metal. Anybody done.all silver? [/QUOTE]
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