Engine Parts Detailing (paint? no paint?), Your opinions, PLEASE... |
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Engine Parts Detailing (paint? no paint?), Your opinions, PLEASE... |
kfieler |
Aug 17 2007, 01:29 PM
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kfieler Group: Members Posts: 71 Joined: 26-July 07 From: Southern California (Mojave Desert) Member No.: 7,949 |
Okay... my fuel injectors are out of the car and are being shipped-off for servicing by WitchHunter. I can't bring myself to put dirty parts back in a car, so in the down-time, I want to clean and prep them for re-installation. Here's where I need help... 1. What is your favorite method for cleaning 914 parts (such as fuel rails, injector retainers, etc.)? 2. After cleaning them, do I leave them the h*ll alone and stick them back in the car, or should they be shot with some sort of clear-coat? I am a details-oriented person and would love to "dress-up" the engine as I go. I have contemplated painting parts (or having them powder-coated) - like intake tubes - as I R&R them, but I don't know if that is a big mistake or not. I am not going for a concourse restoration with this car, so I don't mind making a few cosmetic changes. I don't, however, want to wind-up with a car that looks like a circus clown and become the subject of someone else's future PO story! Any advise you "pros" can provide to a "newbie" would really be appreciated! Thanks! - Keith |
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