Hard work but worth every minute....
I hit it first with a bench grinder steel brush wheel because it was as bad as im sure you guys have seen, and then i used a dremel tool for the nooks and crannys. Then i soaked it in a chemical from work called trichloroethylene. This stuff is amazing!. Then i just started sanding and sanding and sanding! Then i took after it with mothers polish....no b.s. Mothers polish! Lots and lots of it! I figure it cost me around a hundred bucks. Oh! And carpel tunnel surgery in the future! Thanks for the "likes" guys! This blower is installed already, photos to come soon of the engine compartment!
hope I can get mine looking like that...
Looks KILLER! 
Im curious.....
Howd the mrs feel about you doing it on the dineing room table?
I totally sympathize about the Arthritis...
I have Rhuematoid Arthritis... Unfortunately, It doesnt allow me to do things like that anymore.
I miss not being able to do things that use to give me such personal satisfaction!
With it lookn that good.. I too would remove the hood and show it off.
Im curious.....
Howd the mrs feel about you doing it on the dineing room table?

I totally sympathize about the Arthritis...
I have Rhuematoid Arthritis... Unfortunately, It doesnt allow me to do things like that anymore.

I miss not being able to do things that use to give me such personal satisfaction!
With it lookn that good.. I too would remove the hood and show it off.
Last edited by STUMPMI; Mar 22, 2013 at 09:49 AM.
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