Cleaning up the head. . .
Seams nothing is made for the heads. I wrote SuperClean asking them about the use. And they said, "We don't recommend using SuperClean on aluminum as it tends to stain it
permanently"
I'm just afraid of royally f***in' it up, I show my car a lot so shittier heads is not an option. lol
Before I got the car there was no hood on it and it had set out in the weather I assume, because it was it a wreck.
So anyone else have any suggestions?
permanently"
I'm just afraid of royally f***in' it up, I show my car a lot so shittier heads is not an option. lol
Before I got the car there was no hood on it and it had set out in the weather I assume, because it was it a wreck.
So anyone else have any suggestions?
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QUOTE(jmt420 @ Oct 5 2008, 09:28 AM)
Yeah the scotch brite was my first thought but there is no way to get down in the crevices.
There's always a way. You aren't trying hard enough. Wrap it around a screwdriver...


