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Old 12-20-2001, 09:22 PM
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Does anybody have any reccomendations for cleaning jet hot coated headers? I heard just chrome polish will work, anything else?

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Old 12-20-2001, 09:22 PM
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Does anybody have any reccomendations for cleaning jet hot coated headers? I heard just chrome polish will work, anything else?

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Old 12-21-2001, 11:44 AM
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Airborn Coatings suggests the following for maintenance of their Aluminum/Ceramic coatings:

Clean with shop rag and an available cleaning solution (stoddard solvent, mineral spirits, carb. cleaner, etc.). Then wipe down with an aluminum polish/cleaner on a clean soft cloth. Only use a paste or polish type cleaner (ie Mother's Mag Polish, Blue Magic, Extreme, Metal Magic). If necessary you can use steel wool or a gray scotchbrite to remove any stubborn stains. Then use a soft cloth and polish. DO NOT USE ANY TYPE OF SPRAY CLEANER WHICH MAY CONTAIN CAUSTIC SOLUTIONS.

Again, that is suggested by Airborn Coatings. Jim Hand

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