Aluminum engine polishing
Aluminum engine polishing
I would really like to polish the aluminum covers with the srt 6 on them. I believe they are the fuel injectors covers and the are in need of a good cleaning the car came out of michigan and there is salt residue on them. Has any one done this or could give me some info.
Re: Aluminum engine polishing
It'll take a lot of time and polishing materials like, sanding belt(s), various compounds, various buffer wheels etc. It might actually be cheaper to pay a shop to do it once you look at how much materials you would have to buy [assuming you don't have any]. Plus you would most likely be happy with the results that a professional polisher can produce.
You might get some people suggesting not to perform this as the rough cast finish aids in heat dissipation. Once you polish them they won't be able to dissipate the heat as well anymore.
Also those aluminum pieces are actually part of the intake manifold, not injector covers.
You might get some people suggesting not to perform this as the rough cast finish aids in heat dissipation. Once you polish them they won't be able to dissipate the heat as well anymore.
Also those aluminum pieces are actually part of the intake manifold, not injector covers.
Re: Aluminum engine polishing
Originally Posted by AUST9639
But man they would look cool if they were either polished or chromed.
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