Reply to "Clear Coating used Polished Edelbrock Intake Manifold to Prevent Tarnish? Advice?"

JR (Guest)

I have a polished Intake, bellhousing, valve covers and many other polished do-dads under my hood.There is no easy way yo keep them shining. I have tryed on one manifold to have it polished then had it clear power coated. However if gas gets on it and not removed asap it will stain it yellow. When this happens you're finished, It can't be buffed out. My advise is get some Mothers Alum polish and go to it. You can also chrome plate alum but with heat expantion and retraction it's only good for a several years before it starts to flake off. Good luck...

7/22/036:07 AM

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