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I want to clean, prep and paint my '74 transaxle. I was thining of using a POR 15 product. Is there a problem with doing this? What type of metal is the trans case? My car is just a Sunday drive. I've read that some people think painting a trans could cause over heating which if this is true painting it with POR 15 would be a real problem considering it creates a completely non-porous surface. Any thoughts would be helpful. Thanks.
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I simply scrubbed it with cleaners that don't harm magnesium. You should not paint magnesium, from what I have heard.
It is hard work to clean it and not scratch it, but it is not easily painted. And if you paint it, find something that can stick to Magnesium. Magnesium cleans up nicely, but certain cleaners can etch it and harm the overall finish. Some people put naval jelly on it, but I think it looks better just clean and unpainted. I have a steam cleaner, and that was good at getting the old oil off of it. And Brakleen. Not Carb Cleaner. John |
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