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Old 02-23-2022, 06:35 AM
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Originally Posted by NeighborsComplaint View Post
Before you install that carb, spray it with Sharkhide coating otherwise you'll be surprised how quickly the polished look disappears. Tape off the entire top, sight glasses on the bowls and all openings. Wipr down with lacquer thinner first to remove any oil. I spray linkage and all with a light coat. It's the only thing I've found that maintains the polished appearance. doesn't yellow and is fuel resistant.

https://www.amazon.com/Sharkhide-Aer...5594404&sr=8-4
I've always wanted to try Sharkhide. Works good?

I would reco using wax and grease remover instead of lacquer thinner. I love lacquer thinner. But it eats about anything!

I screwed up years ago. I use Eagle mag wheel cleaner for aluminum parts. It has acid and works great. Works really well on my Centerline wheels. I started using it to clean my intake manifold as well. Didn't think about it getting on my Holley carb. It ate some of the coating away. DOH!

https://www.amazon.com/Valvoline-E30.../dp/B00J4RN7RS

 


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