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 Nov 7 2013, 08:42 PM
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My project is in peaces now, trying to clean up any surface rust and taking some peaces to be blasted. I'm going to have all the 996 suspension parts soda blasted so it looks new. I tried to clean the aluminum suspension parts but blasting is the only way to get all the areas clean.
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