Reply to "Painted trans?"

quickittyMember

Thanks for all the replies,
I got a reply from Alsa Corp, here is what they had to say
Hello Jay

Polish the aluminum, and then coat it with this material….

http://www.alsacorp.com/produc...rome/cl4ch_price.htm

You will never have to polish it again, and it is heat resistant up to about 200 degrees or so.

So it seems that if I want the transaxle looking like some shiny fishing lure it is going to take some old fashion elbow greese. At least I can clear it and maintain the shine.

3/17/105:24 PM

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